By JoJo Seames Since first appearing in Bram Stoker’s 1897 epistolary gothic novel, Dracula has remained one of the most popular and enduring characters in Western literature. The vampire count taps into certain primal and universal feelings, but is versatile enough to suit a wide Read More …
By Benny Paul If James Bond and Luis Suarez could somehow combine their DNA and produce a son, he might look a lot like Tony Bravo. He’s the soccer-playing, red-card-earning undercover-agent action hero created by Robert Rodriguez and his friends at the El Rey Network for Matador, a Read More …
By Steph Salo Prince is one of the most brilliant musical masterminds of his generation. He is like a beautiful butterfly who can morph into a new him with the bat of an eye. He can slay on the guitar or piano, or dance like a maniac. He is one Read More …
By Steph Salo Whirr, the masters of sass, are back in the saddle. For fans of My Bloody Valentine’s Loveless, or the bands heavily influenced by their sound (Nothing, All Natural Lemon And Lime Flavors, Fleeting Joys, etc), you’re probably already familiar with the five Read More …
By Aaron Abel Death From Above 1979 is back! After one great album, 2004’s You’re a Woman, I’m a Machine, and a few EP’s, they split up, leaving their fan-base wanting more. I can remember listening to their music when I was in high school Read More …
By Benny Paul Outlander, just renewed for a second season on Starz, is a show full of great images and ideas that is just starting to gain momentum. Based on a popular series of historical-fantastical novels by Diana Gabaldon, Outlander opens in 1945, with a just-reunited Read More …
By Aaron Abel November 2012, the leaves were piled up on the sides of the streets as I left for work in the morning. My company had recently been bought out and I was left with a new position that required me to arrive at Read More …
Everyone has an album that has stayed with them for years, even decades, a constant musical companion that grows with you as your life and perspective changes. With that in mind, Deadshirt presents Perfect Records, an ongoing series of personal essays about the albums that stuck Read More …
Wednesday, June 25th, marks the 30th anniversary of the release of Prince and The Revolution’s Purple Rain. In honor of this, Deadshirt presents an entire week of art and essays that explore and celebrate one of the greatest albums of all time. Dig, if you will. By Andrew Read More …
Wednesday, June 25th, marks the 30th anniversary of the release of Prince and The Revolution’s Purple Rain. In honor of this, Deadshirt presents an entire week of art and essays that explore and celebrate one of the greatest albums of all time. Dig, if you will. By Mike Read More …