Producer Terry Brown gives Rush fans a taste of the road not taken on the remix of Grace Under Pressure
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Fake music is no joke. Sometimes people can roll their eyes at a fictitious band playing it for laughs in TV or movies. But what makes the truly great ones…
We’re all supposed to think the most exciting music should be loud, energetic or at least algorithm-breaking. That’s what’s cool. That’s where music evolves from its influences into the next…
A 7-minute prog-rock tour de force from Kula Shaker
Muse fans, seriously, it’s time to kick this door down. This is your next favorite band.
Greetings of the spooky season, my children of the night! ‘Tis I, Jack Fear — Popdose’s own crypt-keeper — inviting you once more to have a poke around my cabinet…
The great people at Propeller Sound Recordings (one of my new favorite labels in recent years) has unearthed Gardens, the long-lost final release from cult post-punk outfit New Math –…
First, the official word/press release as tablesetter: “Anything Is Possible is the latest collection of original material (and one affectionate cover) from North Carolina songwriter / vocalist / guitarist…
A little background on the author of this very fine book: “Born on Chicago’s South Side, Cary Baker began his writing career at sixteen with an on-spec feature about Chicago…
I’d hoped this album would finally see the light of day. Years ago, in his autobiography, Frontman, Richard Barone had mentioned that he had the tapes to a live album…
This installment of Single Play unveils a trio of compelling tracks: Lord Huron’s “Nothing I Need,” Allie Sandt’s emotionally charged rendition of “Landslide,” and the inspired collaboration between Elton John and Brandi Carlile in their tribute to Laura Nyro.
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For his new video, with the world premiere here on Popdose, NOSHOWS (Max Satow) used the same filming location as the hit AppleTV+ show Severance, Bell Works in Holmdel, NJ
As springtime begins, 2025 already feels a decade old in terms of societal collapse — but it has also been rich with stellar new albums to provide comfort, catharsis, salvation and escape. Here’s 25 magnificent recent titles well worth checking out.
Envy of None are back with album two, Cat Ridgeway crafts an epic tribute to a friend’s tragic end, and Steven Wilson explores humanity and the galaxy with XTC’s Andy Partridge
Let’s set the table for this review. You’ve read/heard my very long standing admiration and respect for, plus the immeasurable influence that Peter Holsapple has had on my musical endeavors…
This is one of the most ‘80s show I’ve ever done, which is saying something.
Make an enormous playlist, hit shuffle, then hit the road. That’s what Rob Smith did; check out what it sounded like in The Vinyl Diaries.
“No matter what you put me through, I’ll still believe in love.”
Seeing someone from the metal community pay respect to the Pet Shop Boys is a glorious thing.
“As Nina Simone once said, ‘It’s the duty of every artist to reflect the times they live in,’ and that’s all I’ve tried to do through all my records.”
Single Play puts the spotlight on The Cure, Linkin Park, and Mark Bacino
The 40th anniversary of the Tragically Hip is a milestone that’s been marked in a number of special ways. There’s the new documentary, No Dress Rehearsal, helmed by Canadian filmmaker…
I usually write an essay for these, but here in our third presidential cycle with authoritarian blood-and-soil nationalism as the official Republican platform, I increasingly find I have nothing to…
