by Chris Wiles | Apr 6, 2010 | Art
WARNING: Some of the content below are may be disturbing to some readers. Use your “back” button now, rather than writing emails later. Death comes in many forms, bearing many guises. And yet death is universal and unavoidable. Death is both personal, in that it... 
by Chris Wiles | Mar 26, 2010 | Art
(Easter is approaching. This is one of a handful of posts between now and then concerning the relationship between the arts and atonement theology. FYI: contains spoilers) “Once in my life I knew a grief so hard I could actually hear it inside, scraping at the lining... 
by Chris Wiles | Mar 23, 2010 | Art
Well, today saw the release of the second album by the singer-songwriter duo “She and Him,” simply titled Volume 2. The “She,” if you’re unaware, is none other than Zooey Deschanel, and the “Him” is M. Ward, whom you may be familiar with from his indie/folk... 
by Chris Wiles | Feb 24, 2010 | Art
Rocky Votolato is quite easily one of the best singers you’re probably not listening to. His music defies my attempts to passively listen, and I routinely find myself putting aside my book or pen to give my full attention to the honest simplicity and humble... 
by Chris Wiles | Feb 23, 2010 | Art
Recently I had the pleasure of hearing some new music from Canadian singer/songwriter Jenn Mierau. Her ep “Hum” is now available, and currently the title track is available for free download on Amazon.com. Whether by prejudice or pathology, I don’t always find... 
by Chris Wiles | Feb 5, 2010 | Art
So I’m adding this film to the list of movie trailers I’m already sick of. Maybe I’ve seen one too many zombie movies, but the grandma-turned-carnivore (“It’ll all be over soon”) is more obnoxious than frightening. Legion, directed by Scott...
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