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The Omen

The Omen 1976, R, 111 min. Directed by Richard Donner, Starring Gregory Peck, Lee Remick, Harvey Stephens. When parents discover their son is the Antichrist, all hell breaks loose.

by Chronicle Staff

Indian Explosion

Royal India 4894 Hwy. 290 W., 358-0909 Lunch: Mon.-Fri., 11am-2pm; Sat.-Sun., 11:30am-2:30pm; dinner: Sun.-Thu., 5:30-9:30pm; Fri.-Sat., 5:30-10pm www.royalindiatexas.com When the Sunset Valley Estancia Churra­s­ca­ria moved to the Arboretum, the brand-new, massive stone building that housed the Braz­ilian steak house was leased by Royal India. Located off the Brodie exit on the Highway 71 access road,…

by Kate Thornberry

Indian Explosion

Chola 2601 S. I-35, Round Rock, 512/244-2222 Mon-Fri., 11am-2pm, 5-10pm; Sat-Sun., noon-3pm, 5-10pm www.cholaonline.com The words Indian restaurant and lunch buffet have become practically synonymous over the past decade, and Chola in Round Rock is no exception. What makes it different is the variety of homestyle dishes you won’t find elsewhere. First of all, Chola’s…

by Rachel Feit

Indian Explosion

Pakwan Indian Restaurant & Bar 3601 W. William Cannon #450, 366-5204 Mon.-Thu., 11am-2:30pm, 5-10pm; Fri.-Sat., 11am-2:30pm, 5-10:30pm; Sun., 11:30am-3pm, 5-10pm www.pakwanaustin.com Pakwan sits in the second row of the strip center on the south side of William Cannon, halfway between Brodie and Mopac; it can be hard to spot from the road unless your eyes…

by Mick Vann

Mr. Smarty Pants Knows

“Peebo” and “beebo” are British English for “peek-a-boo.” An estimated 64 million tons of particulate matter, about half of the total amount currently floating high above North America, comes from overseas, according to the results of a recent study of 3-D views by NASA and the University of Maryland. Phayllos of Croton hurled the discus…

by Mr. Smarty Pants

Indian Explosion

Asiana 801 E. William Cannon #205, 445-3435 Lunch buffet: Tue.-Fri., 11am-2pm; Sat.-Sun., noon-3pm; dinner: Sun., Tue.-Thu., 5-9:30pm; Fri.-Sat., 5-10pm www.asianaindiancuisine.com I was thrilled to see this new eatery take over the old Thai Kitchen location around the corner from my house and pleasantly surprised to find the space vastly improved regarding cleanliness. Despite the strip-mall-style…

by Claudia Alarcón

Indian Explosion

Maharaja Indian Cafe 8650 Spicewood Springs Rd., 249-9122 Tue.-Sun., 11am-3pm, 5-9pm www.apnabazaaraustin.com/maharaja.html In a city teeming with several dozen Indian restaurants, it can be hard to stand out. It doesn’t help to be tucked away in the corner of a shopping center that’s already anchored by two highly regarded diners (Asia Cafe and Chen’s Noodle…

by Kenny Pailes

Headlines

› City Council meets today (Thursday) with some high-profile business: potential revisions of the short-term rental ordinance (in effect only since Oct. 1), a new PUD proposal for Lady Bird Lake, and, on a more celebratory note, the selection of the winner of the Waller Creek redevelopment design competition. See “Council: Time for Some Halloween…

by Chronicle Staff

Nov. 6 Elections: The ‘Chronicle’ Endorsements

The Chronicle editorial board (consisting of the News staff and Publisher Nick Barbaro) makes the following recommendations, for your consideration, in approaching your early voting (Oct. 22-Nov. 2) or Election Day ballot. It’s a lengthy list, and for Austin voters this year, the most important local questions are near the bottom of the ballot (or…

by Chronicle Staff

Quote of the Week

“Four years from now, Texas is going to be a so-called blue state.” – Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, explaining to New York magazine how Texas’ rapidly expanding Hispanic population could repaint our predominantly Republican state by 2016

by Chronicle Staff

Voting Information

You may vote at any early voting location in the county in which you are registered. On Election Day, you may vote in your home precinct, or in Travis County, any precinct polling place. In a departure from years past, the mega-early voting site will be at the Highland Mall, rather than the Travis County…

by Chronicle Staff

Take Another Little Piece of My Art

The Focus One Point and Breathe mural on the side of the Union Pacific rail bridge over Lady Bird Lake disappeared last week. The 2011 “Best of Austin” award winner previously faced Lamar Boulevard, but was recently covered by brown paint. The Daily Texan reported that Union Pacific was responsible for the cover-up, but according…

by Monica Riese

The Luv Doc: The Voice

LuvDoc, Over the last few years I’ve noticed an annoying increase in the number of women who speak with a squeaky, nasal, little girl voice. It’s like a mix of Lois Griffin, Fran Drescher, and Melanie Griffith. My best friend’s 11-year-old daughter doesn’t sound like that, so I think it’s an affectation rather than a…

by The Luv Doc

Exhibitionism

The play doesn’t know what it wants to be, but it’s still a fun night of theatre, especially for film buffs

by Adam Roberts

Five Docs To Watch

GLOW: The Story of the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling D: Brett Whitcomb Director Brett Whitcomb follows up his tribute to mechanical dancing animals, 2008’s The Rock-afire Explosion, with another trip into cultural arcana: the legendary Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling, the world’s first all-female TV wrestling promotion. As with the name of their TV show, the…

by Richard Whittaker

Partisan

Straight tickets: Voting for one of four parties – Republican, Democratic, Libertarian, Green – will get you through the first half of the ballot, but there’s plenty more at the bottom. ( = Awesome race, recommended) Federal & State President: No doubt you’re aware of Barack Obama and Mitt Romney; Gary Johnson (L) and Jill…

by Chronicle Staff

Five Docs To Watch

Informant D: Jamie Meltzer The Brandon Darby archive continues to add layers. Meltzer’s documentary covers the ground from Darby’s legendary rescue of his friend Robert King Wilkerson (who now denounces him) from the Katrina floods, to his current occupation as a shill for right-wing fantasies about the “terrorist” left. In melodramatic interviews, Darby recounts his…

by Michael King

Nonpartisan

( = Awesome race, recommended) Propositions & Bonds There are two Proposition 1s: the Central Health tax proposal, and the City of Austin Prop. 1, beginning a list of 11 proposed city charter revisions. The remaining Austin propositions (12-18) are bond project proposals (see below). Central Health Proposition 1: This would raise the Central Health…

by Chronicle Staff

Alex Cross

Stretching out of his Madea comfort zone to play James Patterson’s FBI profiler is a courageous but misguided move on Tyler Perry’s part.

by Marc Savlov

Five Docs To Watch

Plimpton! Starring George Plimpton As Himself D: Thomas Bean, Luke Poling George Plimpton made a career out of convincing readers he was a loser – and how very winning he was in that endeavor. The co-founder and longtime editor-in-chief of The Paris Review, Plimpton made his name as a “participatory journalist.” He was an inveterate…

by Kimberley Jones

Least Among Saints

A combat veteran suffering from PTSD becomes the dubious mentor of a boy whose mother has just OD’d in this heartfelt drama.

by Marc Savlov

Indian Explosion Goes Mobile

Naan Stop 519 E. Seventh Wed.-Sat., 6pm-3am (hours vary) In India and Pakistan, highways are dotted with local restaurants known as dhabas, providing local cuisine and serving as stops for truck drivers. The husband and wife team behind Naan Stop, an Indian food truck parked at the corner of Seventh and Red River, invites late-night…

by Gracie Salem

Five Docs To Watch

The Muslims Are Coming! D: Negin Farsad, Dean Obeidallah Stand-up comedians Negin Farsad and Dean Obeidallah decided to fight back against rising Islamophobia the only way they knew how: by being really effing funny. Corraling other Muslim comics, they embarked on a Middle America and Deep South tour – documented here by Farsad and Obeidallah…

by Kimberley Jones

Wuthering Heights

Andrea Arnold (Fish Tank) wrests Wuthering Heights from the heaving bosom of Romantics majors and gives it a good shake – even if she doesn’t know when to stop.

by Kimberley Jones

Indian Explosion

Naanfull 1335 E. Whitestone Blvd. Ste. T130, Cedar Park, 512/528-5903 Sun.-Thu., 11am-3pm; 5-9pm; Fri.-Sat., 11am-3pm; 5-10pm www.naanfull.com Smack dab in the middle of a Cedar Park shopping center is Naanfull, and just as its tagline claims, it is Indian food redefined. Featuring fare predominantly of Northern origin, the counter-service Indian grill seeks to remove the…

by Jessi Cape

Indian Explosion Goes Mobile

Nomad Dosa 1603 S. Congress Tue.- Sun., 11:30am-8:30pm (extended hours Friday & Saturday nights) www.nomaddosa.com Nestled among all the mobile options for fried foods, cupcakes, and sno-cones on South Congress is Nomad Dosa, perched a little behind and a little at an angle to all the rest. It’s a fitting placement, really, because Nomad Dosa…

by Gracie Salem

Five Docs To Watch

Rising From Ashes D: T.C. Johnstone “Cycling is about suffering. You cannot be a cyclist without going through incredible amounts of pain,” opines cycling giant Jock Boyer at the outset of Rising From Ashes. For the children of 1994’s Rwandan genocide – in which 800,000 of their friends, family, and countrymen were killed – suffering…

by Russ Espinoza

ACL Live Shot: Jack White

Despite Jack White’s celebrated solo debut, Blunderbuss, people were here to hear White Stripes songs, make no mistake. Between unmemorable stints with the Raconteurs and Dead Weather, a Jack White billing was the closest Austin could get to justifiably expecting “Hotel Yorba.” White still looks very rock & roll; stringy black hair streaking down a…

by Luke Winkie

ACL Live Shot: Wild Child

Wild Child is a band born of raw emotion. The local septet’s early shows played out as both coy and playfully tumultuous dramas between fronting duo Kelsey Wilson and Alexander Beggins. Now, a year behind its debut, Pillow Talk, Wild Child has focused its sound while shedding much of the initial preciousness, with that added…

by Doug Freeman

ACL Live Shot: Neil Young & Crazy Horse

When ol’ Neil gets together with Crazy Horse, the results are fairly predictable. There will be lots of crunchy guitar, several jams of indeterminate length, a couple of new songs, and feedback galore. This nearly two-hour set didn’t disappoint. Although only the most jaded would complain about Young skipping “Like a Hurricane,” things kicked off…

by Jim Caligiuri

ACL Live Shot: First Aid Kit

Swedish sisters Klara and Johanna Söderberg are complementing and countering forces. It’s a balance that emerges most readily in their effortless harmonies, but also in the yin and yang of brunette Klara’s acoustic guitar to blonde Johanna’s low-end keyboard beat. Likewise, their songwriting is beautifully woven with darker threads; folk touched with just enough pop…

by Doug Freeman

ACL Live Shot: Wheeler Brothers

There appears to be a growing dichotomy between what the Wheeler Brothers’ adoring and rapidly growing audience sees in the band and what those with a more critical eye think. One audience member exclaimed, “Amazing show,” contradicting words in my notebook like “unfocused” and “sleepy.” To its credit, the Austin born and bred quintet could…

by Jim Caligiuri

ACL Live Shot: The War on Drugs

Languid notes burbled out of Adam Granduciel’s guitar, aimless and easy, slowly being soaked up by the open Texas sky. Philly quartet the War on Drugs keeps things untucked, and its Friday afternoon set on the Bud Light stage felt like hazy liberty. Breakout sophomore disc Slave Ambient is over a year old, but in…

by Luke Winkie

ACL Live Shot: Zola Jesus

Nika Danilova records under the eyebrow-arching nom de plume Zola Jesus, and with a backing band featuring a standing drum set, violinist, and keyboard player, she performed a heady set of somber electronics shot through with lots of low-end percussion and her own powerful vocals. “It rains during every festival I’ve played,” she sighed during…

by Adam Schragin

ACL Live Shot: The Eastern Sea

Eastern Sea principal Matt Hines paid through the nose to see this year’s Plague into fruition, braving nothing short of member mutiny and production complications involving wildfires and city condemnation (long story). With a solid lineup now that includes seven other members – including two drummers – the locals made the best of a bad…

by Adam Schragin

ACL Live Shot: The Relatives

After toiling for several years in near obscurity during the Seventies, then splitting up by the end of that decade, the Relatives reformed in 2009. Now the Dallas congregation is unlike any gospel band around. From nonstop psychedelic soul to gaudy blue suits and yellow silk shirts to go with the slip-and-slide dance moves, the…

by Jim Caligiuri

ACL Live Shot: Bombay Bicycle Club

Bombay Bicycle Club’s set list was a coin toss. The North London quartet has shifted aesthetics on each of its three albums, and with no new LP since 2011’s A Different Kind of Fix, that meant all of the band’s discography was fair game. The four jammed harder than expected based on its sea change…

by Abby Johnston

ACL Live Shot: Kimbra

Kiwi songbird Kimbra, all bright feathers and big voice, woke up Sunday brunch audiences with her bright pop-jazz-soul hybrid and an ostentatiously large sequined skirt and ribboned cape reminiscent of a watered-down George Clinton get-up. The bulk of Kimbra’s set was comprised of tracks from her debut full-length, Vows, including the don’t-go-there-girlfriend sass of “Posse,”…

by Melanie Haupt

ACL Live Shot: L.P.

A fivepiece draped in ties, vests, and violins waited as its diminutive singer meticulously checked the levels on her microphone. “Uhhhh, the reverb?,” she asked flatly, and then she was off. Within one verse and hook, L.P. – she of the Citibank commercials and sorcerous, meandering hands – channeled a vocal tone that measured three…

by Chase Hoffberger

ACL Live Shot: Rufus Wainwright

Rufus Wainwright’s one-hour set on the headlining Bud Light stage early Saturday afternoon put to shame almost everything that followed it. Cool, cloudy, and warm, the weather matched Wainwright’s rich voice and piano chords in elevating the crowd beyond mere grass and lawn chairs. Starting off stunningly a capella with “Candles,” the 39-year-old in a…

by Zoe Cordes Selbin

ACL Live Shot: Stars

“It’s so hot here it makes me dizzy in my head,” yelled Stars singer Torquil Campbell upon taking the stage. Although the Canadians may have been confused by the climate, Stars’ intricate indie pop-rock retains its Austin vibe. The band’s lush instrumentation recalls Arcade Fire, only more mature and with much darker lyrics. Stars’ dual…

by Zoe Cordes Selbin

ACL Live Shot: Esperanza Spalding

A quick rundown of the local landscapes that would have better suited Esperanza Spalding Friday afternoon: Bass Concert Hall. The Elephant Room. The HighBall. The Paramount. The Gypsy Lounge. Ming’s Cafe on Guadalupe. That park outside Central Market. Even the Maudie’s on Lake Austin Boulevard. The 27-year-old bassist is a wonder to see onstage –…

by Chase Hoffberger

ACL Live Shot: Father John Misty

Josh Tillman may or may not be an asshole, but he plays a great one onstage. The Los Angeles singer-songwriter has reinvented himself under the Father John Misty moniker, shedding the contemplative folk of his solo work and that with the Fleet Foxes in favor an almost antagonistic apathy. Opening with “Funtimes in Babylon” from…

by Doug Freeman

ACL Live Shot: Gary Clark Jr.

It’s a little over two miles from Antone’s to Zilker Park; Gary Clark Jr. took the long way around this year. Capping off a summer that brought Austin’s brightest shooting star raves at every major music festival across the country, Clark was welcomed home by an adoring crowd proud to claim the native son. Clark…

by Doug Freeman

ACL Live Shot: Jovanotti

Italian. English. Spanish. Language mattered little to an adoring crowd of dancing converts as Italian superstar Jovanotti served up a joyous patchwork of funk, hip-hop, and global grooves he slyly dubbed “Italian traditional Afrobeat.” Dressed to party in a bright crimson button-up drenched in sweat by set’s end and an electric yellow skinny tie to…

by Thomas Fawcett

ACL Live Shot: Sonámbulo

Sonámbulo Psicotropical translates to “Psycho Tropical Sleepwalker.” The psycho tropical came through loud and clear, but there’s nothing sleepy about this wild 11-piece Latin carnival show. A full horn section, drums, congas, timbales, maracas, and shekeres created a wall of sonido as the Costa Rican-based crew led a swirling gypsy-funk caravan through their home countries…

by Thomas Fawcett

ACL Live Shot: Two Door Cinema Club

Irish trio Two Door Cinema Club took a brief respite from a U.S. club tour for ACL, but joined by a touring drummer, the group still looked poised for light shows rather than a sun-baked afternoon. The set represented the steep trajectory the band’s experienced. In 2010, TDCC made its ACL debut on the Austin…

by Abby Johnston

ACL Live Shot: Umphrey’s McGee

All aspects of what makes Umphrey’s McGee attractive were packed into this much too brief one-hour set. The sextet’s unpredictable nature gets them slotted with jam bands, but they bring a harder edge than others of that ilk, courtesy of dual guitarists Brendan Bayliss and Jake Cinninger, who attract metalheads and Southern rockers. The band’s…

by Jim Caligiuri

ACL Live Shot: Big K.R.I.T.

Big K.R.I.T.’s got Southern stars in his eyes. The Mississippi MC, only months removed from the release of furious sophomore effort Live From the Underground, came out hot as the seventh layer, with “4eva and a Day” and “Yeah Dats Me” setting the pace for a jam-packed one-hour set mixing Southern soul’s most potent syrup…

by Chase Hoffberger

ACL Live Shot: Thundercat

Zilker Park, Oct. 14 L.A. auteur Stephen “Thundercat” Bruner remains a monster bassist. His fingers are untraceable, negotiating his five-stringer the same way you and I might surf the web. It’s an extension of him, and a gift to us all. His music, a futuristic blend of prog, hip-hop, and jazz, isn’t meant to be…

by Luke Winkie

ACL Live Shot: Tegan & Sara

Indie rock sister act Tegan & Sara stirred up late-afternoon crowds with a solid set of crowd favorites. They played it safe by starting out with sing-along “Walking With a Ghost,” but proceeded to tear it up with some of their edgiest tunes. Midway through, the proper rock set abruptly turned into a dance party,…

by Zoe Cordes Selbin

ACL Live Shot: Oberhofer

Hipster college students united at the midafternoon Oberhofer set to celebrate one of indie rock’s new emotive princes, Brad Oberhofer. The man was wearing an earring of a shirtless man and spent most of the set flailing wildly, throwing himself about the stage while belting out songs. Meantime, his stage banter was erratic and odd,…

by Zoe Cordes Selbin

ACL Live Shot: The Lumineers

If there were any doubts as to the popularity of this year’s eponymous debut LP from the Lumineers, they were quelled by the immovable mass of fans crushing the Austin Ventures Stage and the swelling chorus of voices that rose up to sing along to the impeccably crafted folk-pop of “Ho Hey” and “Stubborn Love.”…

by Doug Freeman

ACL Live Shot: The Afghan Whigs

Reunited more than 10 years after their distinctly groovy 1998 swan song 1965, Cincinnati’s Afghan Whigs appeared in all black on the big AMD stage, the perfect look for a hip wake or at least cooler climes. The music, guitar-driven hard soul with occasional piano and string supplements, was also darker and more neurotic than…

by Adam Schragin

ACL Live Shot: Andrew Bird

Touting spring release Break It Yourself and prepping for its companion piece at the end of this month, Andrew Bird stays busy. His shows convey the same idea. A sock monkey with its own mic, his signature spinning phonograph horn, and a backing trio joined the Chicago whistler onstage. Bird himself is a whirlwind, switching…

by Abby Johnston

ACL Live Shot: Barrington Levy

“Killed it” has become term du jour for festival slaying these days, but Jamaicans have a better expression for what Barrington Levy did Sunday evening: murderation! The dancehall originator opened with Bounty Killer collaboration “Living Dangerously” but leaned mostly on the classic early Eighties records cementing his legendary status on the island, which fill the…

by Thomas Fawcett

ACL Live Shot: Alabama Shakes

All was quiet on the Barton Springs stage front. Due to flaws in the sound engineering, the massive lump of people seemed to overpower the typically unhushed tones of the much buzzed Athens, Ala., quartet Alabama Shakes. Despite the technical gaff, 23-year-old Brittany Howard took the stage with gusto, quipping the sea of spectators on…

by Abby Johnston

ACL Live Shot: Lee Fields & the Expressions

With a heavy rain coming down just before set time, the covered tent of the Zilker stage suddenly became the most popular real estate in the park just as Lee Fields & the Expressions took the stage. The North Carolina soul man made the most of it, treating a massive crowd to the deepest cuts…

by Thomas Fawcett

ACL Live Shot: Crystal Castles

The members of Crystal Castles don’t show their faces. Ethan Kath hunkers behind an industrial smear of dark electronics, and Alice Glass’ popsicle-blue hair flares down her snowy face, eyeliner where her eyes should be. I couldn’t get a good look between the strobes, but this is ground zero for the electronic revolution. The Toronto…

by Luke Winkie

ACL Live Shot: Florence + the Machine

Funny that both of Florence + the Machine’s romantic art-rock LPs, Lungs (2009) and Ceremonials (2011), are breakup albums, when you consider that singer Florence Welch’s stage persona is that of a witchy princess far too ethereal for human romance. Then again, that persona is so prone to theatrics that her girlish preoccupation with love…

by Melanie Haupt

ACL Live Shot: Kishi Bashi

Long a session player and touring support musician for Of Montreal and Regina Spektor, Kishi Bashi is making a solid run at a sustainable solo career as evidenced by his performance early Saturday evening at ACL. A drenched but passionate crowd gathered at the intimate BMI stage, cheering wildly when Bashi, clad in a waistcoat…

by Melanie Haupt

ACL Live Shot: Avett Brothers

Right out of the gate, the Avett Brothers quelled any fears that, despite two consecutive albums of previously unheard of introspection, they’ve gone soft. This was accomplished emphatically by opening their AMD set with “Talk on Indolence,” a fire-breathing Dylanesque ramble delivered in a machine-gunned, folk-punk style. Mostly they mixed old favorites and new tunes…

by Jim Caligiuri

ACL Live Shot: Weezer

The big bright W was hung onstage, the crowd was electric, and all frontman Rivers Cuomo had to do was say “My name is Jonas” and the crowd exploded. After that opener, Weezer delivered all the hits, among them “Beverly Hills,” “Island in the Sun,” and “Buddy Holly.” Through them all, the band seemed to…

by Zoe Cordes Selbin

ACL Live Shot: The Roots

Forget hip-hop, the Roots may be the most precisely packaged band on the touring circuit, period. Coming out just after the rains had washed most of Saturday away, the legendary Philadelphia collective opened their set with a tribute to late Beastie Boy Adam Yauch, flipping “Paul Revere” on its edge and giving it some brass.…

by Chase Hoffberger

ACL Live Shot: Iggy & the Stooges

Setting a template for punk so tough and visceral that it took the world a decade to catch up, the Stooges authored three records of white-knuckle aggression before calling it quits in 1974. Twenty-six years later, the band reunited and recorded new music, and although the death of founding guitarist Ron Asheton put the band’s…

by Adam Schragin

ACL Live Shot: AVICII

The guy next to me was a fratboy meathead sporting a neon green tank-top and a stupid grin. The kid on my other side was a grade-school raver who did his “woo”-ing through braces. I was definitely the only denizen in a Sonic Youth shirt, but AVICII knows no bounds. The 23-year-old Swedish stadium-house DJ…

by Luke Winkie

ACL Live Shot: Antibalas

In the midst of a steady rain, Antibalas founder and saxophonist Martin Perna summed things up perfectly: “This is the right place to be not only because of the tent, but because of the music.” Over a decade and a half, Antibalas has mastered its craft, breathing new life into the Afrobeat genre they revere…

by Thomas Fawcett

ACL Live Shot: Red Hot Chili Peppers

The Red Hot Chili Peppers are a group of old men who dress like children. Stretched out across Sunday’s headlining stage, bassist Flea wore his hair a deep purple. Chief partner Anthony Kiedis went topless. Guitarist Josh Klinghoffer, in RHCP since 2009, channeled predecessor John Frusciante and wore a plaid shirt and Adidas track pants.…

by Chase Hoffberger

ACL Live Shot: The Black Keys

The first hour of the Akron, Ohio, garage-blues duo’s set comprised two discrete parts, the first being a pretty typical rock gig in which singer-guitarist Dan Auerbach and drummer Patrick Carney, backed by a handful of supporting players, banged out a host of songs from their catalog of the past decade. First up was “Howlin’…

by Melanie Haupt

ACL Live Shot: Gotye

As the final notes of the Roots’ performance died out, Gotye and his merry band of mischief-makers took the stage to nail a consummately professional and playful performance on their first visit to Austin. The band commenced with the thrumming “Eyes Wide Open,” followed by a sultry “The Only Way” from sophomore LP Like Drawing…

by Melanie Haupt

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