Ray Bradbury

Q&A With Simon Taylor-Davies of Klaxons

Harry Potter and Your Eventual Obsolesence

Letters to the Editor

From the week of July 1, 2004

Night & Day

June 17 - 23, 1999

Feel the Burn

June 17 - 23, 1999

Pie in the Sky

June 17 - 23, 1999

Unsound Blunder

Dinosaurs are extinct. A Sound of Thunder's right behind them.

Less Is Moore

The Bushies damn themselves in the wrenching Fahrenheit 9/11.

Springtime for Mel Brooks

The Producers nearly lives up to its New York hype.

Prozium Nation

Normal human feelings prove lethal in Equilibrium.

The Invisible Man

You ought to be in pictures -- and Phil Anschutz® can put you there.

Fright For Life

Inside Ed Bryant's little shop of horrors.

Night & Day

June 3 - 9, 1999

Fat City

The heavy sound of Denver's Fatwater.

Black on Black

The heavy sound of Denver's Fatwater.

Thrills for the week

The heavy sound of Denver's Fatwater.

Read this book: How to Wreck a Nice Beach

​ I've been obsessed with the vocoder for a long time. From the first time I heard Kraftwerk's "Autobahn" to watching Clockwork Orange in high school -- the sound has fascinated and amused me to no end. Until last week, I didn't know Dave Tompkins' book, How to Wreck a Nice Beach, which detai ... More >>

Nerd girl goes musical sex kitten for the enormous talent of Ray Bradbury

That's right -- this guy.​The number of science fiction authors who can number themselves among the objects of sexual fascination that have had inspired bouncy pop songs about that lust was, presumably, zero until very recently. But now, the ardor of Rachel Bloom for prolific and excellent sci ... More >>

Wicked, Bro

That's right -- this guy.​The number of science fiction authors who can number themselves among the objects of sexual fascination that have had inspired bouncy pop songs about that lust was, presumably, zero until very recently. But now, the ardor of Rachel Bloom for prolific and excellent sci ... More >>

King Mob, Modern Witch, Married in Berdichev and Hideous Men at The Meadowlark 2/4/11

Tom MurphyKing Mob​ Most people who have seen Ben Martin perform have probably seen him as a guitarist and singer in experimental rock band Lil Slugger. But for last night's show he teamed up with his brother Sam for a duo that made some legitimately soulful synth pop. Turns out Ben is a tale ... More >>

Give ’Em Heller

Tom MurphyKing Mob​ Most people who have seen Ben Martin perform have probably seen him as a guitarist and singer in experimental rock band Lil Slugger. But for last night's show he teamed up with his brother Sam for a duo that made some legitimately soulful synth pop. Turns out Ben is a tale ... More >>