Jonathan Wilson—Blurred Roots Debra Kate Schafer March 30, 2020 Features, Interviews Jonathan Wilson is one of the most ambitious, introspective, and complex artists of our time. While speaking to him recently, he expressed how and why he tapped into a more ‘emo’ side of himself by creating a ...
Wilco—Joy Worth Fighting For Dan Alleva October 9, 2019 Features, Interviews No one would blame Wilco fans if they were to greet the title of the band’s new album, Ode to Joy, with a smirk—least of all the members of Wilco, themselves. After all, they are the band that titled their las...
Wilco: Wilco (The Album) / Nonesuch Daniel Michael Alleva June 25, 2009 Albums 3 I can't lie-there's something about Wilco (The Album) that really rubs me the wrong way right from the get-go. In all likelihood, I probably would have overlooked the fact that the first track on the Chicago se...
Austin City Limits Festival @ Zilker Park Glyn Emmerson October 10, 2007 Concerts AUSTIN, TX—Alt country and rock nations collided in for the annual Austin City Limits (ACL) fest, in the self-proclaimed “live music capital of the world,” where the locals wear “keep Austin weird” t-shirts in ...
Bonnaroo Music & Art Festival 2007 @ Manchester, TN Glyn Emmerson July 4, 2007 Concerts MANCHESTER, TN—The annual Bonnaroo fest turned the corner on its jamband history and offered up its most eclectic lineup ever in southeastern Tennessee, a little more than an hour plus ride from the state’s cap...
Wilco: Sky Blue Sky Daniel Michael Alleva May 16, 2007 Albums Sky Blue Sky is yet another strong collection of songs from the Chicago-based sextet Wilco. Well-produced and conceived with focus, the album is a remarkable follow-up to 2004’s A Ghost Is Born. That album, whi...
