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Ted Asregadoo
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Ted Asregadoo has a last name that's proven to be difficult to pronounce for almost everyone on the Popdose staff, some telemarketers, and even his close friends. He lives in Walnut Creek, CA., and is also the host of the Planet LP podcast.
Tasty tunes by Kula Shaker, Dolf Chaney, and Ron Lazzerettii are in the Single Play spotlight.
Ted Asregadoo has reanimated his dormant “Single Play” series and features music from The Pineapple Thief, Jason Myles Goss, and Atomic Life.
The Unconventional Path of a “Cult Artist”: A Review of Steven Wilson’s “Limited Edition of One”
Journey’s story is a cautionary tale about ambition, conflict, and the double-edged sword of success.
“Hackney Diamonds” by The Rolling Stones does not disappoint with big, radio-friendly songs…and bluesy numbers, too.
“The Rest” is an uneven coda to a stellar year for the American supergroup Boygenius.
On his seventh solo album, prog multi-instrumentalist and mixing wizard Steven Wilson explores moments in life on a never-ending staircase.
Third time’s a charm for Madison Cunningham’s “Revealer”
Dirty Honey pay homage to their hard rock musical heroes on their debut album.
“The Future Bites” by Steven Wilson continues his critique of a crazy little thing called the internet.
One part “Arrival,” one part “Alien,” and three parts CW soap opera in the Netflix series, “Another Life.”
What will our world be like in the next 15 years? “Years and Years” says it won’t be flying cars and vacationing on the moon.
Fleetwood Mac delivers a solid performance at Oracle Arena in Oakland, CA
Forever is a mighty long time, but “Forever” on Amazon Prime sure makes forever entertaining.
Good guys vs. bad guys…that’s pretty much “Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan” in a nutshell
Evil, horror, child abuse, murder…you know, the standard Stephen King stuff
David Duchovny’s third novel veers into the realm of science fiction
Ted Asregadoo speaks to novelist David Jackson Ambrose about his book “State of the Nation” and the state of the nation.
“The Handmaid’s Tale” went down some dark roads. What else is new?