Email Author Eryc Eyl
Last week on Mile High Fidelity, my new show on 101.5 FM, I marveled at how we'd seamlessly segued from the station's regular... More >>
You probably know Jason Cain as the emotive auteur who stands — or, lately, sits — in front of Astrophagus. On his first solo CD,... More >>
There are so many albums I buy where people try to put in electronic sounds," says Jeffrey Stevens, "and it sounds like a cheap sticker on a... More >>
"Maybe I could be the first rapper-slash-doctor!" As he applies to medical schools for next year, Nathaniel Motte beatmaker and one... More >>
It came in so fast that I barely remember it," says Murray Lightburn, recounting the origins of the title track from his band's newest album,... More >>
In a match made in piano-rock heaven, Dresden Dolls vamp Amanda Palmer teamed with fellow ivory-tickler Ben Folds to produce this... More >>
While it might be tempting to overanalyze why this record is released under the given name of Omaha's favorite sad son instead of his customary... More >>
When was the last time you saw a really great keytar-and-drums duo? If you answered "1983" or "never" to this question, it's time you checked... More >>
Rodrigo Sanchez really wants you to like heavy metal. "Sometimes people don't even have a minute for metal," the guitarist notes. "They... More >>
Eating before practice helps a lot. With a mouthful of homemade pizza, drummer Sam Spitzer is explaining the secret of the... More >>
On his third album, Mugison has fully embraced his rock-and-roll demons. The award-winning Icelander (born Örn Elías... More >>
The Still City's emo-inflected rock has taken a giant leap forward. On Light and the Machines, Ryan Murphy's synth lines are front and... More >>
Chicago's Bird Names make freaky, folky, psychedelic rock for unhinged minds and untrimmed beards. If you gave Brian Wilson and Syd Barrett a... More >>
It was the kind of morphine-laden experience where I didn't realize how bad it was until afterward," says Achille Lauro frontman Matt Close,... More >>
When Andy Warhol made that offhand quip about fifteen minutes of fame, he presaged three major developments of the early 21st century: reality... More >>
What do you get when your dad leaves the priesthood and your mom gives up on the nunnery? If you're Martin Dosh, the answer is: piano lessons.... More >>
In these days of brand-conscious music marketing, it's no mean feat for an artist to take a left turn and completely reinvent himself. Jamie... More >>
With only two of the eleven tracks on Tokyo Police Club's brilliant full-length debut crossing the three-minute mark, the Canadian quartet... More >>
In the world of rap and hip-hop, aliases are de rigueur. When asked, however, most rappers will reveal their given names. Jay-Z is really Shawn... More >>
In the world of rap and hip-hop, aliases are de rigueur. When asked, however, most rappers will reveal their given names. Jay-Z is really Shawn... More >>
American Music Club should have self-destructed long ago. Formed in 1982, the band released its first album in 1985 and has since seen more... More >>
Dan Craig found time between commitments to medical school and indie-pop juggernauts Hearts of Palm to realize his third full-length album (due... More >>
When you think of Athens, Georgia, it's nearly impossible not to hear music. A college town with its own creative ecosystem, the unlikely... More >>
It might not be the musical equivalent of an assassination, but Sirhan Sirhan brings plenty of violence and aggression to its beer-fueled... More >>
The wait has definitely been worthwhile for this debut. Widowers spent months painstakingly and passionately recording the eleven-track opus in... More >>
