The Popdose Interview: Creators Of The Documentary “Stripped,” Dave Kellett And Frederick Schroeder
In a landscape where the newspaper is seemingly into the death rattle, what becomes of the comic strip?...
Dw Dunphy On…The Fuzzy L’il Rocker Bros
Dw Dunphy is only being partly facetious when he asks, where has all the testosterone gone?...
Dw Dunphy On…Beatles USA 50, And If We’ll See Such A Thing Again
Are moments like Beatles on Sullivan, The Elvis Comeback, Moonwalk on Motown and the Smells Like Teen Spirit music video doomed? Here's some random speculation as to why that may...
Black Days: Reexamining The Frank Black Years, Part One – Major Label Days
Who is Charles Thompson, the once and future Black Francis, who in the '90s reinvented himself many times over?...
Year End Wrapup: My Seven Favorite 2013 Albums With Honorable Mentions
Dw Dunphy provides seven and two for you from 2013. None of them are Yeezus....
Popdose Flashback 1963: The Singing Nun, “Dominique”
The sad tale of The Singing Nun and her joyful song about a saint....
Vandalay Records Releases “Christmas Without Cancer” Compilation
A collective of dedicated indie pop artists want to do their part both now, with their particular craft, and later, with what might come of that craft....
CD Review: Boston, “Life, Love & Hope”
For such a positive-sounding title, you probably wouldn't expect such a negative reaction, but......
Popdose Flashback 1973: Paul McCartney & Wings, “Band On The Run”
Wings had yet to lock in an album that justified their existence. Band On The Run changed that. ...
CD Review: Vegas With Randolph, “Rings Around The Sun”
The band wishes to invite you to the party......
CD/DVD Review: Dream Theater, “Live At Luna Park”
Making a case for concerts on home video, Dream Theater put out a more than comprehensive package....
Popdose Flashback 1973: Emerson Lake and Palmer, “Brain Salad Surgery”
Why is 1973's Brain Salad Surgery "none more prog"?...
In Praise Of “Twilight Zone Version 2.0″
Even if it cannot be considered a classic, the 1908s version of the Twilight Zone could still hit more than it missed....
Popdose Flashback 1983: Yes, “90125″
In the 1980s prog was becoming accessible and pop was kinda becoming prog. ...
Heroes And Villains: America’s Love And Hate Affair With Antiheroes
America's current crises reveal just how divided the national psyche is....
CD Review: Lycia, “Quiet Moments”
Darkwave band presents a different kind of winter music....
CD Review: Paul McCartney, “New”
For McCartney's latest, the name says it all....
Why Die Hard Is A Halloween Movie
We rejoin our backward glance already in progress......
In Memoriam: Lou Reed (1942-2013)
We didn't always agree with Lou Reed, but it's hard to deny him....
Blu-ray Review: Pacific Rim
Big robots, big monsters, medium-sized thrills....
Five Things You Can Always Count On In Life
Death? Taxes? Shut up, you hack. Here are five things that always happen for no logical reasons......
How I Met Your Mother: The End Is Not Near Enough
How could such a loveable show turn so shrill? And is there really a mother?...
Kickstarter Alert: Blake Northcott, “Assault or Attrition”
The second chapter of the Arena Mode saga goes up for Kickstarter funding in mid-October....
Kickstarter Alert: The Choir
Help alternative rock band The Choir complete their fifteenth album, Calling All Monkeys...
Popdose Flashback 1993: “Got Milk?” Debuts
At least Michael Bay didn't blow up Aaron Burr....
Book Review: Stephen King, “Doctor Sleep”
In his sequel to The Shining, Stephen King explores the prices paid to break the cycles of the past, and scares the hell out of you too. ...
Book Review: 101 Ways To Kill A Zombie
"#78: Shaft. #79: Elevator Shaft."...
DVD Review: Portnoy Sheehan MacAlpine Sherinian, “Live in Tokyo”
If you were waiting for the "Master Of Puppets" cover, this release isn't for you....
Popdose Flashback 1983: The Animated G.I.Joe Debuts
Terrorism. Warfare. Gun violence. Sexy women in leather. Kids television. Ah, the Eighties....
5 Things You Probably Will Never See In Movies Ever Again
A century of ignored movie presentation flaws you now have the misfortune of being aware of. Sorry!...
