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Somebody Likes It – Ep 98: Allison Crutchfield – “Tourist In This Town”
Once you get past the intrigue of her backstory (PS Eliot drummer with her now Waxahatchee-fronting sister Katie, collaborator with her ex in the apostrophe sporting band Swearin’), Allison Crutchfield — freshly minted solo artist — weaves a tangled-by-way-of-intriguing tale on her first full length LP, Tourist In This Town. She may be angsty, but she isn’t without something relevant
Have You Seen This, Man: Putney Swope
HAVE YOU SEEN THIS, MAN?! Another addition to the new Public Axis movie show! In it, we watch a movie with a guest that one or some of us have never seen before, then revel in the experience! Here, Travis Reyes introduces us to the world of Robert Downey Sr. films with PUTNEY SWOPE! Recorded at Alamo City Studios on
A Political Satire You Need to Watch: ‘Look Who’s Back’
Let me paint you a picture: An irrelevant old man starts spewing racist and dying ideals to the general public. No one takes him seriously at first, but it’s not long before his endless pursuit of power causes the actual racists and nationalist to come out of hiding and support him. Long before the general public realizes it’s not a bit, he ends
We Are Error Ep. 31: Can Switch Do Dinosaurs?
Christopher Herman and Jon Romo talk about dinosaurs in video games and their favorite (and least favorite) games that feature the long extinct creatures. The duo also cover a ton of news stories this week, including the surprising announcement of Middle-Earth: Shadow of War, Ubisoft’s upcoming Avatar game, an update on the Metal Gear Solid movie, and the reveal of
The Original Gentlemen: Season 3 Episode 17: The Last Theater
This week, things get intense as Chris, Martin, and Beau talk about some serious stuff. We ask big questions about culture and forgiveness for overstepping boundaries. We talk both the big OJ miniseries that came out last year and ask, did he do it? We discuss the first four episodes of the show Legion. And we talk about the brand
Digital Noise Ep 149: The Staggering Tower of Pre-SXSW Desk-Clearing
This week, we FINALLY get around to doing a review of Moonlight, as it came out on blu-ray. That and several other Oscar (and shoulda been Oscar) picks get the Digital Noise Review treatment. In general,
