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Desert Island Discs with Little Shalimar
On the heels of the release of a brand new EP, Little Shalimar stops by and gives Popdose his choices for five Desert Island Discs
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Book Review: Phill Brown, “Are We Still Rolling?”
Engineer and producer Phill Brown reflects on more than four decades in the music business with "Are We Still Rolling?" Chris Holmes weighs in with his review
Read More »Greatest Un-Hits: OutKast’s “The Mighty O” and “Morris Brown” (2006)
Before 2000, OutKast wasn’t known much outside of the rap world, as it was a southern-fried, alien-obsessed duo successfully reconciling gangsta swagga and innovative weirdness. Two breakthrough hits in 2001 brought mainstream attention: “Ms.
Read More »Popdose Tribute: Jim Marshall, Rock ‘n’ Roll Photographer (1936-2010)
Scott Malchus pens a bittersweet farewell to famed photographer Jim Marshall, who passed away this week
Read More »Mix Six: “Grunge Redux”
DOWNLOAD THE FULL MIX HERE Sometimes the music gods command me to mix certain things together. Case in point, the latest issue of Rolling Stone and reading Facebook updates from Popdosers from SXSW
Read More »CD Review: Jimi Hendrix, “Valleys of Neptune”
Is the "new" Jimi Hendrix album really worth all the hullabaloo? Popdose writer Michael Fortes digs deep to find out
Read More »CD Review: The Rolling Stones, “Get Yer Ya-Ya’s Out” 40th Anniversary Edition
Just when you start to think that Rhino is the only company that knows how to do the box set thing, along comes ABKCO Records with their entry in the definitive statement sweepstakes. In
Read More »Book Review: Michael Lang (with Holly George-Warren), “The Road To Woodstock”
When it comes to telling the true story of Woodstock, more properly known as “An Aquarian Exposition: The Woodstock Music and Art Fair,” it’s hard to imagine anyone better suited for the role than
Read More »Jesus of Cool: DJ Pete Fornatale Takes Woodstock Nostalgists “Back to the Garden”
If you’ve visited your local Barnes & Noble or Borders lately, you may have noticed that Woodstock-related books have taken over display tables nationwide. Indeed, a cottage industry of tree-pulping has arisen to celebrate
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