ALARM Magazine | Issue #29
ALARM Magazine #29 should be on newsstands right about now. It contains my review of Kiln’s Dusker, which has been available online for a few weeks.
Stay tuned for the next issue, as I’ve contributed much more substantial feature on composer and violinist Eyvind Kang. We discussed his new album The Yelm Sessions (Tzadik) and the wildly disparate but somehow harmonious influences he draws from.
I'm a Boston-based writer and editor. My work has appeared in publications like The Boston Globe, The Boston Phoenix, PopMatters, ALARM Magazine and Forbes.com.
I love this style: Carlton Banks, Kanye West, and the rise of the NBA nerd.
Ta-Nehisi Coates offers a powerful response to that grotesque Forbes column that’s making the rounds.
The Seinfeld episode where Jerry and George have an awkward night out with Elaine’s writer father is based on a real-life event where Larry David was forced to entertain his girlfriend’s father—Richard Yates.
Movie Review:
The Muppets
I agree with this Globe editorial: veto casino gambling in Massachusetts.
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