Liz Phair: Exile in Guyville

By Michael Keefe

Liz Phair's smart, daring, vulnerable, sexy, iconic debut album of DIY indie rock and next-gen feminism is remastered and appended with a few mediocre bonus tracks and a mixed-bag DVD documentary. [21 July 2008]

Liz Phair

By Rory O'Connor

The only way to have approached this show was in the exact manner that Liz Phair delivered it; a detached celebration of an album that leaves its indelible mark on those who listen, regardless of time, or criticism, or who Liz Phair was then, is now, or will be in 15 more years. [7 July 2008]

Liz Phair: Somebody’s Miracle

By David Bernard

Liz returns from her experiment in mainstream pop with another mainstream pop record. She's as catchy and as banal as ever. [25 October 2005]

Liz Phair

By Stephen Rauch

Liz Phair: self-titled

By Adrien Begrand