Stereogum — It feels like Maggie Rogers has crossed over into venerable status with Don’t Forget Me , her recently released third LP. But there’s venerable, and then there’s venerable. The italicized version of the term applies to Joni Mitchell, whose ... more info

New York Post — It only took 56 years after her debut album, 1968’s “Songs to a Seagull,” but folk goddess Joni Mitchell finally made her long-overdue debut playing on the Grammys 2024 stage Sunday night. more info

Detroit Free Press — Like others before him, theater vet Michael Mayer struggles with Chekhov's comedy-tragedy             more info

Sweeping The Nation — Amaya Laucirica - Let It HappenIt's been a big year so far for Australian acts catching on overseas and Laucirica is at the upper end with Rituals, sumptuous, quietly multi-layered and open hearted dreampop rich with yearning and learning, like a... more info

Chicago Sun-Times, IL — For a distinctly Russian play, Michael Mayer's made a notably American film, pleasantly unstuffy but also less substantial. more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Playwright Anton Chekhov’s oft-tread comedy of manners “The Seagull” may not instantly scream 2018 movie remake, but Broadway and film director Michael Mayer, with a strong assist from playwright-screenwriter Stephen Karam, has fas... more info

Metalsucks — Includes a special edition blue/white variant vinyl, drum sticks signed by Danny Carey, a Seagull skull necklace, the CD edition of the album, a t-shirt, and the band's exclusive New Years Eve concert poster!!! The post Legend of the Seagullmen Fan A... more info

Detroit Free Press — Wayne State students are especially good at playing the older characters in playwright Aaron Posner's adaptation of Chekhov's 'The Seagull'             more info

Stereogum — Canadian shoegaze group Living Hour released their self-titled debut back in 2016, from which we heard tracks like "Seagull" and "Steady Glazed Eyes." Today the Winnipeg natives are back with a cover of Françoise Hardy’s "Tous Les Garçons Et Les ... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — At the start of Duncan Macmillan’s “People, Places & Things,” which concludes its triumphant run at St. Ann’s Warehouse in Brooklyn on Sunday, Emma, an actress with a serious substance abuse problem, is flailing about in Che... more info