Aside from sporting jackets with feathered shoulder pads, Brandon Flowers has been flying under the radar for the better part of 2010.  But in September, the lead singer of the Killers will release his debut solo album that will surely have teenage hearts cracking wide open for the entire first semester.  The first single, “Crossfire” is a run-of-the-mill love song that unsurprisingly plays like a Killers tune.  Lyrically, the portrait of a relationship “caught in a crossfire between heaven and hell” is uninspiring, but who cares….he’s sooooo dreamy! Continue Reading

Someone once said that getting pooped on by a bird is a sign on good luck.  I’m fairly certain this person was in sales.  But if there is any truth in this theory, Kings of Leon are the luckiest sons of bitches on the planet. Continue Reading

Between the years of 2003 and 2007 I engaged in perhaps the guiltiest of all guilty pleasures, The O.C. A teen hyper-drama surrounding the posh, yet somehow troubled lives of Orange County’s youth, it may as well have been subtitled, “Mo Money, Mo Problems.”  Originally promising myself (and I was not the only one) that I would “see what it was all about,” the show quickly became a staple in my life. Continue Reading

If you don’t care for my top 10 album selections, maybe you’ll prefer my choices for top 10 tracks.  Or maybe you’d rather suck it. Continue Reading

Although five entire months will have to pass before 2010 comes to a close, it is never too early to start compiling lists!  Accordingly, here are the my top 10 albums of 2010, thus far. Continue Reading

Here’s another video that ranks on my all-time list.  Not much in the way of cinematic art, but the menagerie of concepts is genius.  Through numerous viewings I have concluded the following (listed in chronological order): Continue Reading

With 5 ½ months remaining in 2010 Menomena have dropped what I declare will be atop the mountain of “best albums” come the 31^st of December, 2010.  Slated for release on July 27^th, Mines drops bombs. Continue Reading