ATA’s Fashion and Humor Writer, Olivia Hill’s Desert Island Album: Britney Spears, Oops!…I Did It Again
It is gold and purple and everything my little 6-year-old heart wanted: Britney Spear’s 2nd album, Oops!…I Did It Again.
ATA’s Music Writer, Dan Franklin’s Desert Island Album: The Cult’s Electric
This album begins with a riff. It’s a succinct, simple riff. It ranks among some of the best purveyors of riffs…
All Eyez on Me: A Glimpse Into the Life of One of the Best Poets of Our Time
2Pac’s distinct style in delivery, tone, and charisma all work together to take the listener on a journey. Enter All Eyes On Me.
Our Food and Beer Writer, Ted Snyder’s Desert Island Album: (Pho King) SAVATAGE, Hall of the Mountain King
Headbangers Ball opened my eyes to so many great artists, but none greater, in my opinion, than SAVATAGE.
Rock Editor, Cam Maxwell’s Desert Island Album: Rolling Stones’ Exile on Main St.
I ask myself: “What record would I want if I was stranded on a deserted island?” The answer is the Rolling Stones’ Exile on Main St.
Cop Our Merch: ATA DTK Freaks & Weirdos Boutique Lookbook Volume 1
Awesome Totally Awesome – Freaks & Weirdos Boutique Lookbook Volume 1 Winter 2018
Reviewing the Conceptual Essence of Desaparecidos’ “Read Music/Speak Spanish”
In February 2002, Saddle Creek Records released Desaparecidos’ album “Read Music/Speak Spanish”. Desaparecidos was a side project for frontman Conor Oberst.
Over Produced Music: What Are We Doing?
A couple of weeks ago, I put on a trendy outfit before going to a Lily Allen concert here in Hollywood. She’s been my favorite artist since her debut album, Alright, Still floated across the pond in 2006, so I was very excited.
Assassin’s Greed: Did Ubisoft Intentionally Make Assassin’s Creed Odyssey So Difficult That You Have to Buy Your Way To Completion
Whether you’re slashing through hordes of enemies with a sword or gunning down waves of mutated zombies with a machine gun, it’s all part of the grind.
Calling Out The Flex: How Much Do Rappers Really Make
Chance the Rapper called out that if we could see the bank accounts of a lot of rappers these days, the numbers would be way lower than we’d expect.