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Dead Eye Genealogy
Rumor has it that Abraham Lincoln was the first photographic president. The cult of the face began here, in these Illinois barebones: MORE
The Violent Truth
David Cronenberg spent a career tearing bodies apart and putting them back together. Now
History of Violence is doing the same with the mind:
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Gain and Loss
The post-rock of Continental was already heavily emotional. But when the band lost a close friend, the game changed for good: MORE
Howl Out Loud
S.F.'s Black Rebel Motorcycle Club may be channeling Allen Ginsberg, but at least they've stopped pretending to be The Jesus and Mary Chain: MORE
Not-So-Intelligent Design
Terminology is becoming today's lethal toxin. Privatization has become personalization, polluted air has become a clear sky: MORE
No Million Dollar Baby
Iggy Pop is American rock royalty. But A Million in Prizes shouldn't be laid at his throne: MORE
Ahmed's Gitmo Diary
Warning: You are about to read a severe satire. Do not be alarmed. Your regular torture-free programming will resume any moment: MORE
Don't Walk This Way
Josh Joplin might be good for the adult alternative crowd. But that crowd isn't good for you: MORE
Give Her Some Dap
Sharon Jones is that rare soul siren: One that refuses to abandon funk and soul for pointless studio gloss: MORE
Gorillaz Run Amok
The cast may have changed, but the characters in Gorillaz have created the collective's best effort yet: MORE
Magic Man
Van Morrison may still be going, but how strong? The answers lie in his 40-year retrospective Magic Man: MORE
Sri Lanka Represent!
M.I.A. has survived her native country's turmoil to bring you Arular, dance music that actually makes you think: MORE
Survive This
During jingoism's peak, war films like Gunner Palace rained on the parade. But by the time of its DVD release, hating the war was finally cool: MORE
Something New
John Singleton has been a busy man. But while Four Brothers gets all the love, Hustle and Flow is the film you should be watching: MORE
Escalation
While previous films have been exercises in schlock, Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins is a sign that the Dark Knight has returned: MORE
Music Obsession
Although freakout masters Comets On Fire released their finest album Blue Cathedral long ago, they're still touring, still exploding: MORE
Body and Soul
Long before he was an auteur, Robert Bresson spent a year suffocating beneath Nazi occupation. How he got labeled an optimist is another story: MORE
Getting an Edge
Zach Smith's Pinback has released the year's most addictive album. But he still harbors the healthy anger that indie rock credibility erases: MORE
Get Some
Even if FX's new Iraqmire combat drama Over There stretches reality farther than soldiers would like, at least it's talking war: MORE
