Pop Marksmanship And Lyrical Sophistication: The Music Lovers’ Masculine, Feminine
The last in what I call “The Twilight Triptych,” The Music Lovers’ third album Masculine, Feminine...
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A Stunning Musical Polemic: Eric Corne’s Kid Dynamite And The Common Man
Armed with the lippy snarl and lyrical smarts of a young Joe Jackson, singer/songwriter Eric Corne’s... -
Moses In The Mosh Pit: The Shondes’ The Red Sea
Brooklyn’s The Shondes have appeared on the scene like a slap in the tukhes out of... -
Offering Your Demons The Adjacent Barstool: Michael McDermott’s Noise From Words
Whatever happened to Michael McDermott? He came roaring out of Chicago in 1990-1991, all of 20... -
The Succor And Hiss Of Kissing Saber Saws: Throbbing Gristle’s Part Two, The End
“What is this shit?” Words forever embedded in my head, spoken in dire confusion by my freshman... -
“Our eyes turn to glass and shine on blind…” Great Lakes Myth Society’s Compass Rose Banquet
“Heydays are passing/Your house has been rented several times over by prettier girls,” sings Great Lakes... -
The Beauty And Terror Of Nature Itself: Crowded House’s Time On Earth
It’s easy to come back. The tricky part is what you do once you get there.... -
Breezy Pop With A Bold Stare: Astrid Williamson’s Day Of The Lone Wolf
“We never should have kissed,” sings Astrid Williamson on “Superman 2,” a track from her new... -
Ragged And Irresistible Hooks: The Kooks’ Inside In/Inside Out
The Kooks’ debut Inside In/Inside Out is a wild bash of an album with all the... -
Crushing Melancholia For The Misfit Army: The Dears Gang Of Losers
“I hang out with all the pariahs,“ sings The Dears’ Murray Lightburn on “Ticket To Immortality”...