Notes on The Cantos of Ezra Pound, Finance, and Italian Fascism
As we have done previously, we share another example of what’s possible when we allow an LDS perspective to seep into our scholarship…
On Listening to The Rocket Summer’s “Hello, Good Friend” in China
An essay on thwarted ambitions, road-trips, Rexburg, and the Yangtze River.
On the Terror of Low’s “Santa’s Coming Over”
“Whosoever shall offend these little ones, it were better that a millstone be hung from his neck and be drowned in the depths of the sea.”
-Matthew 18:6
On Andrew Bird’s Hark! and Pandemic Memory
That we may always remember–
Review: Ben Folds, Sleigher
Just in time for an especially rough Holiday season.
On The Chieftans’ March To Battle (Across the Rio Grande) feat. Liam Neeson
On the ghosts of the San Patricios
Review: Alan Sparhawk, White Roses, My God
What, if anything, do you do after Low?
Postal Service, Post-Pandemic: On We Will Become Silhouettes
How a 2003 Indie landmark lands differently post-lockdown…
Checking In on Alan Sparhawk
On the multiple meanings of Funk.
“To Mourn With Those That Mourn:” On Ghosteen by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
On our baptismal covenants and finding resolution in the irresolution itself.