Jeff Tweedy Fends Off the Darkness on ‘Twilight Override’
Jeff Tweedy’s courageous triple LP, played with a consistent set of musicians, serves as a meditation on his current mood and the state of the world.
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Wilco Builds ‘Ode to Joy’ on Durable Structures Worthy of Focus
Wilco's Ode to Joy shows a band invigorated by studio flourishes and unexpected complications.
Jeff Tweedy Accompanies Woody Guthrie on a New Rendition of “I Don’t Like The Way This World’s A-Treatin’ Me” (premiere)
Ahead of Record Store Day, a never-before-heard duet between Woody Guthrie and Wilco's Jeff Tweedy comes to light.
‘Warm’ Is Jeff Tweedy, Solo and Unfiltered
Wilco's de facto leader Jeff Tweedy releases his very first solo album of all-new material, and it's a quiet, powerful statement from one of America's greatest living songwriters.
So Long to All That: Jeff Tweedy Tells His Story
Wilco founder Jeff Tweedy creates a frank, plain-spoken tale of love, perseverance, and recovery in his memoir, Let's Go (So We Can Get Back).
Wilco: Schmilco
On their tenth studio album, Wilco dial down the noise but remain compelling, edgy and tuneful.
Rosanne Cash and Her “Peculiar” South
Rosanne Cash brings her stories of violence and redemption, beauty and suffering, to Carnegie Hall with The River and the Thread.
Nate Ruess: Grand Romantic
Nate Ruess anchors his first solo album by doing what he’s always done best: blowing the roof off the place with astronomically rangy, patently catchy hooks.
Wilco: Star Wars
Saying “What’s more fun than a surprise?” Wilco drops their shortest, barest album in their career, and it feels fresh and new.
The Minus 5: Dungeon Golds
Dungeon Golds reeks of Record Store Day as it sounds like something that a super fan would hoard.
Mavis Staples: New York – 4 November 2014
Age has slowed her a bit, but at 75, the gospel great delivers
Tweedy: Sukierae
Tweedy father and son combo journey down a road of reflection and introspection.