The Friday Five: May 31, 2013
It's Friday! Friday! Friday! Time to shuffle up and deal out another Friday Five....
Posts Tagged: "Rufus Wainwright"
Pulling Rank: Kelly’s Favorite Music of 2012
Kelly Stitzel looks back at 2012 in music and ranks her favorite albums and more....
Album Review: Rufus Wainwright, ‘Out Of The Game’
What’s most surprising about Out of the Game is that in spite of the presence of auteur producer Mark Ronson, it’s still a Rufus Wainwright record. And that’s a good...
Pulling Rank: Favorite Songs of 2012 (So Far)
Kelly Stitzel shares her favorite songs of 2012 (so far) in the latest installment of Pulling Rank....
Popdose: Coverage!
Here's some tunes you might know of......
Popdose Presents: Songs of Freedom, Episode Two–Playlist
Here you will find mp3s for the artists and songs featured in Episode Two of the Songs of Freedom podcast....
The Weekly Mixtape: 12/24/10 (Medskermas)
Merry Christmas, Popdose Nation. God knows you’ve earned this. AC/DC – Mistress For Christmas Band Aid – Do They Know It’s Christmas (12 inch mix) The Bird and the Bee...
Popdose 2010: Kelly Stitzel’s Top Albums
Kelly Stitzel discusses some of her favorite albums of 2010....
The Friday Mixtape: 9/10/10
El Ten Eleven – Hotcakes from Every Direction Is North (2007) Ben Folds Five – She Don’t Use Jelly from Lounge-A-Palooza (1997) Rosemary Clooney – Black Coffee from Music from...
CD Review: Rufus Wainwright, “All Days Are Nights: Songs For Lulu”
One of the best moments I’ve ever had at a concert happened during a Rufus Wainwright show on my birthday in 2004. It was at a smallish outdoor venue in...
CD Review: Various Artists, “Dark Was the Night” and “War Child Presents Heroes”
It’s no secret that tribute albums and charity compilations can be hit-or-miss affairs at best. In the case of the latter, all you can really do is be happy that...
Mix Six: “Noise Pop Fest”
DOWNLOAD THE FULL MIX HERE Sometimes it’s good to live in the metro area of a big city. Sure, you have to deal with heavy traffic, the lack of parking,...
Mope Like Me: Divine Comedy, “The Certainty of Chance”
“A butterfly flies through the forest rain And turns the wind into a hurricane…” I was playing this song at work once, and a coworker of mine walked up and...
Dw. Dunphy On… Cover Songs — Why and Why Not
Some people are just flat-out smart-asses. It’s not necessarily a bad thing to be at times, mind you, but a good smart-ass pulls it off with a modicum of grace...