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Matt Wardlaw
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As music fans, bands find their way into our song-obsessed hearts in a variety of ways and some of the best experiences come about very unexpectedly. I think we all…
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Leslie Liberatore
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A labor day of love songs brought to you buy a hip shaking icon and a soft, soulful guitarist. Let the three day weekend wash over you. Love and live.
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Ted Asregadoo
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Kevin J. Anderson expands on Neil Peart’s lyrics to create a fuller story of Clockwork Angels.
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Michael Parr
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Kick your Labor Day weekend off early, join in this week’s Friday Five!
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Jack Feerick
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It’s hard out there for working men and women. And that holds for the white collar variety, too; this year’s Labor Day blowout goes out to our brothers and sisters…
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Scott Malchus
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Scott Malchus recalls his family’s Make-A-Wish vacation in this week’s Scotty’s Jukebox.
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J.A. Bartlett
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The geographical center of the pop music universe was all over the map during the first decade-and-a-half of the rock era. It began in New York, where the old and…
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Ken Shane
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Eddie Holman is primarily remembered for one song, but what a song it was
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Jeff Giles
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Meshell and Cody cover Nina Simone in a sneak peek from the next Ndegeocello joint, the Simone tribute record Pour Une Ame Souveraine (For a Sovereign Soul), A Dedication to…
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Jeff Giles
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We’re seeing a small army of essential box sets come out this fall, but for my money, the most essential of the bunch is The Preservation Hall 50th Anniversary Collection…
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Keith Creighton
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Why does America glorify girls and women who are drunk, lusty, rowdy and uneducated? Because they are easier to manipulate and control.
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Popdose Staff
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We close out AM:Gold 1976 the only way possible – really mellow, man.
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James Parker
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James Parker of the Irish duo A Dark Horse discusses his songwriting approach
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J.A. Bartlett
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I beg of you, in the name of all that’s holy, tread carefully with the video embedded below. It will suck out your soul and kill it in front of…
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Jeff Giles
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There are a lot of things Texas can’t seem to get right — weather, politics, race relations, Presidential hospitality — but Texans don’t have to make any apologies for their…
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Jeff Giles
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I’m still a little disappointed that it isn’t a concept album of duets with Shirley MacLaine, but whatever — Death Cab for Cutie’s Ben Gibbard is stepping out as a…
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Jeff Giles
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Not that there are any body parts I’d want to keep in a jar, but the heart seems like a particularly grody choice, what with all of its aortas and…
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Jeff Giles
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I’m not necessarily advocating watching it unless you have a hankering for blood and mud, but the Vigo Thieves have released a video for their new single “Forever” — and…
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Jeff Giles
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“I don’t need to talk / You fucked up, not me,” sings Liz Wood in her new single, “Ruin” — our first glimpse of her upcoming EP, Into My Own,…
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Jeff Giles
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Canada, hip-hop, and senior citizens ballroom dancing: They sound like the ingredients for a round of Mad Libs, but in this case, they’re the winning formula behind Friends with the…
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Popdose Staff
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I think picking five albums is an impossible task for anyone — particularly a musician. I could easily fill up my top five lists with only Beatles and White Stripes…
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Don Ralph
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In honor of Sean Connery’s 82nd birthday today (Aug. 25), Don Ralph of Life In A Blender writes about his song, “Sean Connery.”
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Dave Lifton
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This week’s Song for the Soundtrack of Your Date (No Date) Tonight goes to extremes with songs by Old 97’s and Roy Orbison.
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Michael Parr
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It’s Friday, time to drop the needle on the record and shuffle away to the weekend.
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Dw. Dunphy
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Two, count ’em, two prog rock albums worth your consideration.
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J.A. Bartlett
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The first two Doors albums, The Doors and Strange Days, were both written at about the same time, and each one is studded with classic songs. In fact, many if…
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Jeff Giles
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Listen, I don’t know about you, but the idea of a week that goes from Saturday to Monday really pisses me off. A one-day weekend? No football season? Total bullshit….