Interview: Up In The Air Director Jason Reitman
By Charlie McSpadden | November 29, 2009
Sir Walter Records in Raleigh is making Christmas's giving-and-receiving theme more musical with its fourth annual Christmas collaboration.
Will Hackney and Martin Anderson, the heads of Trekky Records, love Christmas and community. It's something that becomes apparent with each iteration of the annual Christmas at the Cradle, this...
Mayer’s fourth studio release, Battle Studies, is consistent with his previous works, replete with his unimpressive vocals and ridiculously repetitive lyrics.
In his self-described prequel to Get Rich or Die Tryin', 50 comes out with guns blazing on his fourth LP only to fizzle by the album's close.
Musical titans, Escovedo and Lambchop (the band’s numbers are ever in flux, but its core is Kurt Wagner) represent different musical upbringings and even more different sounds. Genre-defying in...
This might be the only Britney Spears album you ever need.
Wale is sitting in the back of the hip-hop classroom playing the unruly, yet promising student.
Future Kings of Nowhere front man Shayne O’Neill may be on his way to becoming a Brooklynite, but he knows that he can always come home again.
Phrazes for the Young is the best Strokes-affiliated release since 2003’s Room on Fire.
From his vantage point, McLamb sees the rapid ascent of the Love Language as coinciding with a renaissance in the Triangle music scene at large.
Fast forward to the present and Red Collar is standing mighty in the local music scene. The band has spent this year making personal sacrifices while supporting their first full-length album,...
Fresh off a European, Bowerbirds are returning to the Triangle to headline this year's Troika Music festival. Phil Moore and Beth Tacular answer questions regarding community, their environment,...