Josh T. Pearson Presents Last of the Country Gentlemen
February 2011 Archives
My New Music Column: “Grace Notes”
This Is Where We Are by Seryn (Review)
This is good, honest, soul-stirring music of the finest kind, music that never feels the need to announce itself or overstate its worth.
Elsewhere, 2/21/2011: The Church & Beauty, Lady Gaga, Firefly, the Prosperity Gospel & more
“Anyways” by Winter’s Fall
Criterion Collection Coming to Hulu, Leaving Netflix Streaming by Year’s End
The Arts & Faith Top 25 Horror Films
The 2011 edition of the Arts & Faith Top 100 Films has been announced
My Obligatory Flight of the Navigator Entry
In which I probably write way too much about what was my favorite movie for part of my childhood.
Owl Splinters by Deaf Center (Review)
Proof that quieter and subtler can prove more impactful and haunting than any barrage of monstrous or terrifying sounds.
Rattle the Windows by Melaena Cadiz (Review)
Cadiz’s self-released debut conjures up June Carter Cash and Patsy Cline as much as Joanna Newsom.
Aang Returns for Some More Airbending
Elsewhere, February 4, 2011
Gonzo is Preparing a Last Exile Sequel
