Tim Kasher wears his heart on his sleeve. I guess that's why he's been branded "emo" over the years, starting with his band Cursive and even on his pseudo-solo ...
These guys hold a special place in my heart. I absolutely adored their first two albums. Some have called them the poor man's Neutral Milk Hotel, but I call the...
I honestly cannot stop listening to this album. That doesn’t happen often for me. Less outgoing than their last album, this one is a more spare, wintery affair with the same awesome up front production that manages to feature Jeff Mangum-like vocals, absolutely......
So we have Cursive and The Good Life. What could Tim Kasher possibly do for his solo debut? After all, those two other bands are him all over the place. It turn...
This album starts off on a serious high note with the kooky swing song, "The Beaten Path," that is somehow totally different and totally the same as every Cursi...
Think of these guys with the weird Canadian name as a Neutral Milk Hotel laid bare. Strip away the singing saw, the oddball antique instruments and, well, some ...
It's amazing when music can be both ugly and beautiful at the same time. This is Cursive's torch, and they carry it with pride. With themes of lost love, betray...
