REVIEWS
'Fish Tank'
By Colin Covert , March 20, 2010
'Neil Young Trunk Show'
Virtually from the beginning of a career that's closing in on the half-century mark, Neil Young has been both an obsessive archivist and a passionate believer in the nexus of rock music and film.By Randy Lewis , March 19, 2010
'The Bounty Hunter'
By Betsy Sharkey , March 19, 2010
CD review: Ellis Paul’s latest takes intimate tour of lives at crossroads
Ellis Paul has a special way of leaning into the mic when he’s singing one of his more intimate songs that just pulls you in, like some ancient soothsayer spinning a tale that’s not to be missed.
By John Ziegler , March 18, 2010
What are you reading? "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close"
"Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close" by Jonathan Safran Foer
March 14, 2010
Conspiracy theories, why people believe them and how they spread 
By Glenn Garvin , March 12, 2010
'Our Family Wedding'
By Betsy Sharkey , March 12, 2010
Chorale showcases young local singers
It was a dark and foggy night, though not stormy, except in the percussion, piano and shouting of pastor and angel in an exciting choral rendition of a short story by Mark Twain. Arrowhead Chorale was at the Presbyterian Church of Cloquet Thursday night, and guest Doug McConnell conducted his own setting of a rather famous Twain text.
By Samuel Black , March 12, 2010
‘Agnes’ absorbing on all levels
In “Agnes of God,” the absorbing drama that opened at the Duluth Play Ground on Thursday night, a psychiatrist is assigned to the case of a novice nun who gave birth to a baby that is discovered dead in a waste basket.
By Lawrance Bernabo , March 12, 2010
Irish charm bests script flaws in ‘Factory Girls’
Despite a dreary story line and some first-play fumbles by playwright Frank McGuinness, “Factory Girls” is an entertaining and edifying play.
By Paul Brissett , March 12, 2010
CD review: Michael Perry’s "Tiny Pilot" beats Nashville by a country mile
Michael Perry's brand-new Amble Down release is called “Tiny Pilot” and features Perry’s wonderful writing, edgy voice and very capable band. It’s that mix of churchy harmonies with boot-stomping old-time country and features characters drawn straight from rural and small-town America.
By John Ziegler , March 11, 2010
Album review: Jimi Hendrix's 'Valleys of Neptune'
By Ann Powers , March 08, 2010
First impressions of … Marching Band’s ‘Pop Cycle’
A track-by-track review of “Pop Cycle,” the second full-length release from Marching Band, Sweden’s best-kept English-language secret. For fans of Arcade Fire, the Wannadies and The Boy Least Likely To.
March 04, 2010
Stuff We Like: HellBurgers survives and thrives after makeover
The wails from people lamenting the shift of the Duluth branch of Hell’s Kitchen to burgers and hot dogs sprung up around the Internet these past few months.
March 04, 2010
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OUR VOICES First impressions of ... Fischerspooner's 'Entertainment'
While the electroclash duo Fischerspooner hasn't released anything that invigorating since 2001's "Emerge" (from the exhaustingly hyped group's debut, "#1"), there's always hope for the future, right? Well, we'll soon find out; here are my preliminary thoughts on "Entertainm
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