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Thursday, May 9 2013

Red Bull Music Academy’s Bowie Producer Series + Eno’s 77 Million Paintings Exhibit (Photos)

RBMA gathered Ken Scott, Tony Visconti, and Nile Rodgers for (separate) conversations in NYC regarding their production work on classic Bowie albums. They also talked with Brian Eno and have his '77 Million Paintings' on display.


Wednesday, April 10 2013

Bruce Springsteen Book Claims ‘Born to Run’ Almost Died


Friday, October 12 2012

Sing a Sad Song

If you're hooked on the sad song, you never stop looking for the next good one.


Monday, March 5 2012

I Heard You Missed Us (Says Van Halen and Many, Many Others)—We’re Back!

The David Lee Roth-fronted Van Halen returns after a 28-year absence. Who else has made fans wait that long? Quite a few, it turns out.


Monday, November 14 2011

‘The Ballad of Mott The Hoople’ Is for Those Who Love Mott the Hoople With All Their Might

There’s something missing from this story; there’s an insularity about the film that renders it just a notch or two above pure reminiscence.


Thursday, November 10 2011

Ólöf Arnalds: Ólöf Sings EP

The Icelandic singer-songwriter serves up a fine quintet of English-language songs; highlights include covers of Springsteen, Dylan, and Johnny Cash.


Monday, November 7 2011

Catie Curtis: Stretch Limousine on Fire

Here's another genial, generic album of singer-songwriter stuff that wouldn't sound out of place on your local public radio station.


Friday, September 30 2011

The Dirt Daubers: Wake Up, Sinners

The bluegrass outfit, led by Legendary Shack Shakers frontman (and Kentucky colonel) J.D. Wilkes, offers up an express train of an album.


Friday, September 9 2011

Counterbalance: Year One

In this special one-year anniversary edition of Counterbalance, Eric Klinger and Jason Mendelsohn discuss their first year combing through the pop music canon (as determined by Acclaimed Music's calculations of every best-of list available), share a few favorites, and justify a couple items on their expense account.


Tuesday, August 9 2011

In Defense of Good Sax

I could list several dozen songs that would be greatly lessened, if not unthinkable, without their saxophonic embellishment; so could you. In the interest of time and clarity, let's take three and call it a day.


Various Artists: No One Got Hurt (Capsule Reviews) [19.Jul.11]
Bought on the Fourth of July (Reviews) [12.Jul.11]
Ray Davies: See My Friends (Reviews) [4.Apr.11]
Mason Jennings: Blood of Man (Reviews) [18.Jan.10]
One Hit Wonder: Rosanne Cash (Sound Affects) [18.Sep.09]
The Best Americana Music of 2008 (Features) [18.Dec.08]
Pete Seeger: The Power of Song (2007) (Short Ends and Leader) [7.Aug.08]
Alejandro Escovedo: Real Animal (Reviews) [25.Jun.08]
Greetings From Bury Park by Sarfraz Manzoor (Capsule Reviews) [16.Apr.08]
Constantines, Clipse, The Gossip… (Mixed Media) [16.Apr.08]
1968 with Tom Brokaw (Reviews) [25.Feb.08]
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