Scott Gordon

Gregory Taylor does so little to draw attention to himself, a habit that's seemingly become more and more ing…

Artist Claire Wilson creates a lowbrow yet otherworldly experience at the Stock Pavilion. People entering UW-…

Cities and businesses seeking to access Great Lakes waters often emphasize how minuscule their water use woul…

The Upper Midwest and the northeastern regions of the United States are increasingly a carpet of Lyme disease…

Wisconsin's latest dispute over landlord-tenant relations has crucial implications for people enduring abusiv…

Community members and advocacy groups opposing the bid by Foxconn and the city of Racine for Lake Michigan wa…

In Newton v. Walker, filed in Dane County Circuit Court on Feb. 26, 2018, voters in the state Legislature's v…

If a voter in Wisconsin sues the state to try and compel the governor to call a special election, they might …

An investigation of 105 special elections in Wisconsin since 1971, as well as 45 legislative vacancies not fi…

To understand why moving a couple of DMV locations in Madison would cause outcry, it helps to understand some…

Download Deerhoof's "The Merry Barracks" here. - Pray that Deerhoof's members never settle their differences.…

The sordid and the fabulous become one on Natasha Leggero's debut stand-up album, 2011's Coke Money . The hil…

On their fifth album, Bay Area instrumental duo Barn Owl cement their place between the slow-moving guitars o…

Before giving a talk Tuesday night at the UW's Red Gym, Ian MacKaye chatted with Robin Davies, bassist of Tar…

In "Room 237", director Rodney Ascher zooms in on Stanley Kubrick's obsessive, intricate 1980 masterpiece, "T…

The students in UW's Javanese Gamelan Ensemble learn notation that seems almost impenetrable compared to stra…

Dan Friel's new album suggests that he wasn't done writing hooks for his band Parts & Labor when the outfit w…

It's often hard to tell if Madison's avant-garde musicians are trying to obscure themselves or make themselve…

Year-end lists tend to be nice and trim, while local music is messy: provincial yet sprawling, repetitive yet…

Five years have passed since its last release, Lost and Safe, but multi-instrumentalist duo The Books hasn't …

Comedians give audiences thousands of trails into madness and neuroses. Publicly mapping a way out might be s…

Following the 2009 death of Maserati drummer Jerry Fuchs, Fuchs' former bandmates received an outpouring of s…

The Psychic Paramount has plenty of the sheer mass people love in instrumental rock, yet II is lethally fine-…

The menacingly randy and obscenely poetic version of Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds that made 2008's Dig, Lazaru…