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Music
As we float like a mellow breeze into the second installment of AM: Gold 1973, we leave behind the deep analyses of the story-song and just enjoy some great tunes.
It’s like a SnorgTees ad, except it moves. Which is more oddly hypnotic than you might think. Actually, the more I watch this, the more I think it might deserve…
There’s something bad happening in Booger Woods, and it’s this song.
One of the most sporadic contributors of the entire Popdose domain was a man who couldn’t keep his mind on the job at hand. Brilliant? Questionably. One of the foremost…
Brooklyn synth pop duo TalkFine revel in the comic absurdity of urban awkwardness on their new album, Lesser Known Hits.
Dying to hear the new jam from Edward and his zeros which stick to certain types of metal? NPR’s got your back, brother. The new album, Here, doesn’t reach stores…
Jon McLaughlin describes the songwriting process behind his new album “Promising Promises.”
If you could only listen to five albums, which ones would you choose? In this edition of Desert Island Discs, Jess Klein makes her picks.
The Blank Tapes get trippy – big surprise there – with a cool underwater video for the song “A’bergine,” from the new album Sun’s Too Bright.
Danzig, D’Angelo, DAS EFX and more, this week on Bottom Feeders.
Back from a three-week jaunt in New Zealand, Oak & Gorski have returned with the video for their latest single, “Find Me Soon.” Check it out below, and get your…
Deer Tick fans, Middle Brother and newly converted Diamond Rug fans. This is your date night. The most formidable partner is up as your date song, Ms. Susan Tedeschi. The woman, she rocks.
Get your dancing shoes on and celebrate this week’s Jheri Curl Friday with Sylvester and his hit “Someone Like You.”
Rob Smith interviews Australian songwriter Paul Kelly.
Inspired by the untimely demise of Boston’s WFNX, Popdose pours one out for some of its favorite radio stations of yesteryear.
Jake Bugg is barely eighteen years old and is set to release his debut album for Mercury Records later this year. The singer-songwriter hails from Nottingham, England. Bugg discovered his…
Shuffle into the weekend with this week’s Friday Five!
The digital revolution has been the music equivalent of sequencing the human genome.
One of the many fascinating subtexts in the current season of Mad Men involves the seismic shift in youth culture that began in 1966, the year in which the season…
Barry White was a big star in every way in the ’70s. His songs remain part of our lives to this day.
Jon Jonsson discusses a track from his new album, “Wait for Fate.”
It’s AM Gold: 1973! Get comfortable, folks, because we’re feeling analytical this week.
After Carrie Underwood won American Idol in 2005, she wanted to be marketed as a country singer, and she has been fabulously successful: 11 #1 country singles and three more…
If you could only listen to five albums, which ones would you choose? In this edition of Desert Island Discs, Boheme makes her picks.
Kelly Stitzel gives you a little taste of what to expect during the 2012 Eurovision Song Contest.
The Outlaw Billy Ray Cypress Hill rocks out in this weeks Bottom Feeders.
Headbangin’ and Swingin’ as part of May’s new metal releases.
Fink and Suzanne Vega share the dramatic responsibility of tonight’s super smooth date and no date songs. Sit back and relax.
