Michael Frett studies journalism and international relations at UW-Madison, where he regularly writes about music, science, music and science, and video games (on a good day). He takes his cartoons Japanese, his novels Russian, and his rock music deep-fried in flannel, Springsteen and the tastiest punk.
Sharon Van Etten’s I Don’t Want to Let You Down could be passed off as filler; coming off of 2014’s beautifully soul crushing Are We There, Van Etten would be hard pressed to create anything so affecting or so ...
Does Titus Andronicus have a fatal flaw? They burn through rock mythos with scorching epics, pulling apart identity, history, and personality with gut-busting guitar rock assaults. These are the guys that spit ...
