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Julian Velard and the Audacity of Unhip
A couple of years ago I had an idea for a regular column here. It started as an attempt to figure out why so many critically acclaimed bands did nothing for me. My intention
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Bottom Feeders: The Ass End of the ’90s, Vol. 7
Bottom Feeders introduces its first backronym and music from Blackstreet, Black Sheep and more.
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Listening Booth: Truth & Salvage Co.
Are Truth & Salvage Co. the second coming of the Eagles? Ted Asregadoo weighs in on their debut album.
Read More »CD Review: Truth & Salvage Co., “Truth & Salvage Co.”
Rob Smith waxes rhapsodic in his review of Truth & Salvage Co.'s debut album, only at Popdose.com
Read More »Popdose Flashback ’90: The Black Crowes, “Shake Your Money Maker”
A favorite trope among the British Invasion bands of the ’60s was the notion that they took the R&B, country and early rock music that America had exported during the ’50s, put it all
Read More »CD Reviews: The Black Crowes, “Before the Frost … ” “Until the Freeze … “
As you may recall, last week I wrote about a very fine Black Crowes show that took place at the Stone Pony in Asbury Park. The show was part of the band’s “Stuck In
Read More »Live Music: The Black Crowes at the Stone Pony in Asbury Park, 9/5/09
Asbury Park’s storied Stone Pony isn’t the same since Live Nation took over. That cuts both ways. On the plus side, an enormous new stage has beenRead More »Chartburn: 5/15/09
You voted for it, and now it's back! Chartburn returns with a look at oldies but goodies(?) from the Black Crowes, Depeche Mode Camouflage, Michael Johnson, Shalamar, and the Stones
