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Monday, September 12 2011

Pearl Jam: 20 Years in the Rearviewmirror: 3 - 4 September 2011

By Selena Fragassi

Pearl Jam's great 20th Anniversary blowout festival was held in Alpine Valley.


Friday, September 2 2011

John Doe: Keeper

By Jeff Schwager

On John Doe's new album, everything sounds good, but nothing stands out.


Friday, March 11 2011

Exene Cervenka: The Excitement of Maybe

By Stephen Rowland

I must not think about X...


Tuesday, June 16 2009

Veteran punk-rock band X marks 30 years with new set list

By Walter Tunis


Wednesday, February 4 2009

From a Sammy Hagar Way of Life to Sober House

By Robert Celli

Bob Forrest of Thelonious Monster Just May Save Your Life


Wednesday, May 7 2008

John Doe: The Last Amateur (One Hour Photo)

By Andrew Martin

The Last Amateur is even more proof that Doe is one of the genre's best.


Monday, July 9 2007

Sarah Borges: Diamonds in the Dark

By Michael Keefe

With her compelling sophomore album, this catchy, rock-country singer-songwriter shows why she should be a star.


Friday, June 22 2007

John Doe: A Year in the Wilderness

By Jennifer Kelly

Ex-X front man is in rugged, flame-throwing form, and the guest list -- Kathleen Edwards, Dave Alvin, Aimee Mann, Jill Sobule -- is stellar... This may be the best Doe solo album yet.


Thursday, July 27 2006

John Doe: For The Best Of Us

By Stephen Haag

Doe splits the difference between punk and roots on this 1998 EP re-issue.


Thursday, April 21 2005

John Doe: Forever Hasn’t Happened Yet

By Zeth Lundy

Former X-man delivers a homebrewed distillation of old scratchy blues, country-folk, and noir, heavily annotated in mortality -- one could say that Doe is priming himself for a watershed Time out of Mind-caliber record any day now.


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