Humanizing The Vacuum

Forget the lyrics, which are crisp, or the restrain of the vocals, which are considerable; concentrate instead on the instrumental bed of Peter Gabriel and Kate Bush’s “Don’t Give Up.”

I’m playing catch-up here: an album released last month, two I missed last spring.

Strident, misogynist from its slamming beats to its unconsciously cat-calling lyric, “Fake” is one of Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis’ most overwhelming productions, sung with a gusto by Alexander O’Neal that comes from a different place than Luther Vandross and

(Photo by Elaine Mayes/Getty Images) After bingeing on three episodes at a time I couldn’t render a judgment more thorough on Twin Peaks: The Return besides thinking it’s too long and not long enough.

Introduced to the best-selling UK sibling duo after Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe’s fascinated, mildly generous remarks in Pet Shop Boys: Literally, Bros may have performed decent songs but I can’t get past Matt and Luke Goss’ terrible vocals: the stuff car…

Several reviews have remarked on how Tony might’ve been about any luckless self-absorbed college student‘s adventures in mid-1970s Provincetown; but when a disaster occurs and when his object of desire gives him a second or even third chance, we know he’s…

Translated as “Fight for me,” the King Sunny Ade track on this list isn’t literally about freedom; but in its confident sparkle and easy lope bespeaks liberty or the dream of liberty.

For many Americans, Labor Day is for movies, barbeques, reading, and catching up on grading — if you’re not in the service sector.

On the eve of Labor Day, the Trump administration wants women to abjure employment for child rearing.

Except for obvious exceptions, glam never caught on in America.