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Ron Hart is currently enjoying his 11th year as a professional music journalist. In addition to PopMatters, he has also written for such publications as CMJ, Billboard.com, SPIN.com, The Village Voice, Gear, Paper, SHOUT NY, Paperthinwalls.com, Blender, Yellow Rat Bastard, Good Times, Paste, and Barnesandnoble.com among others. He is also the editor and publisher of the Interboro Rock Tribune, a free NYC music zine now in its 6th year in print.  Please give us traffic on our website at http://www.irtmag.com.


Features

Thursday, December 17 2009

The Best Live Albums of 2009

This has been a year teeming with one of the most robust outputs of live recordings in recent memory.


Tuesday, September 1 2009

Wide-Eyed Wonder: An Interview with Ben Chasny of Six Organs of Admittance

Six Organs of Admittance/Comets on Fire frontman Ben Chasny has a lot on his mind. Sitting down with PopMatters, he lets it all out, spilling a couple unique secrets in the process ...


Tuesday, July 15 2008

"Once You Saw Them Live, You Were Hooked Forever": An Interview With Don Letts

With the 30th Anniversary release of the seminal Clash documentary Revolution Rock, director Don Letts reflects on the sheer power of seeing the Only Band That Mattered in a live setting, the possibility of a Big Audio Dynamite reissue, and his unabashed love... for Curb Your Enthusiasm.


Friday, January 25 2008

The Best Music DVDs of 2007

The last few years have seen some mind-blowing DVD repackaging of a wide variety of musically projects. 2007 is the best yet.


Reviews

Monday, September 12 2011

Honey Ride Me a Goat: Udders

Limited to only 500 copies by the Lexicon label, this is the definitive collection from the UK underground's hidden treasure.


Thursday, August 25 2011

Paterson & Pults: Grand Tetons

Originally released in 1977, Grand Tetons is a lost treasure of private prexss psych-folk from Texas by one of the Lone Star State's most talented duos.


Tuesday, August 16 2011

Severance & Cassidy Severance & Cassidy

The late '70s/early '80s was a time that saw rock 'n' roll get louder, faster and weirder in the advent of punk and new wave. However, such seismic sea changes on the college and commercial radio charts had little to no effect on the music of the New Hampshire duo of Dan Severance and Gary Cassidy.


Thursday, August 4 2011

Idiot Glee: Paddywhack

A chance encounter with an old cassette copy of Pet Sounds sends a young classical music prodigy into an experimental pop tizzy on the debut album from Idiot Glee.


Tuesday, July 26 2011

Mani Neumeier & Kawabata Makoto: Samurai Blues

A half-decade of collaboration between two of improvisational rock's finest talents finally comes to fruition in the studio with the release of Samurai Blues, the debut album from Guru Guru drummer Mani Neumeier and Acid Mothers Temple guitarist Kawabata Makoto.


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Warm Widow Widower [18.Apr.11]
Peder: Dirt & Gold [11.Apr.11]
Aufgang: Aufgang [3.Feb.11]
Nedry: Condors [9.Aug.10]
Isaac Hayes: Shaft [22.Jan.10]
Grooms: Rejoicer [15.Jan.10]
Suck: Time to Suck [16.Dec.09]
Yoga: Megafauna [16.Dec.09]
Joakim: Milky Ways [18.Nov.09]
Smoke: Routes [7.Jul.09]
Vanna: A New Hope [16.Jun.09]
Gangi: A [9.Feb.09]
Adele: 19 [1.Jul.08]
Ween: La Cucaracha [24.Oct.07]

Blogs

Tuesday, December 15 2009

Johnny Cash: At Folsom Prison Legacy Edition

Johnny Cash: At Folsom Prison Legacy Edition - Sony Legacy [$39.98]


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