Washington University will be hosting its third African Film Festival from Thursday, March 27 through Sunday, March 30. The festival will consist of four full-length films and four short films shown over the course of the weekend. Included in the festival's slate are many award-winning films from across the continent, most in various languages with English subtitles. (0) comments
Gnarls Barkley: groundbreaking artists, Grammy-award winners, emo kids. After the vibrant, technicolored, genre-bending victory of their first album (2006's "St. Elsewhere") and the amazing success that followed, Gnarls Barkley has released an album mournful enough that it could make a grown man cry (just not too much, because that would make you a wimp). (0) comments
"Honey, I'm just trying to make some sense of me," Adam Duritz sings on "Los Angeles." The Counting Crows explore that theme in their powerful and emotive new album "Saturday Nights & Sunday Mornings." Six years after their last studio album, the Counting Crows have returned in force. (0) comments
The Raconteurs shook up the music world last week when they announced that their newest single, video and album would be released on March 25. This unheard of timetable meant no promotion, no press, no lead up at all to the sophomore effort from the Grammy-nominated super group, featuring Jack White, Brendan Benson and Greenhornes Jack Lawrence and Patrick Keeler. (1) comment
| Artist: | The Cure |
| Track: | Close to Me |
| Album: | Head on the Door |
