If you could only listen to five albums, which ones would you choose? In this edition of Desert Island Discs, singer/songwriter Chris Price gives us his picks.
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Rob Smith reviews the new Trampled by Turtles album, “Stars and Satellites.”
The new Young Hines record is titled Give Me My Change, but Young’s latest single isn’t looking for a few nickels and dimes — it wants to rock 100 percent…
Robert Smith mingles with the Crooklyn Dodgers while Erin Cruise takes a moment to chat about her hit song.
A word regarding Adam Yauch; probably the first of many.
Remembering our dear childhood friend in music Adam Yauch, MCA, tonight with our No Date song. Rockabilly queen, Wanda Jackson helps lighten a heavy mood this Date night and Star Wars day, May the 4th.
What do James Brown, Joni Mitchell and Dan Hartman have in common? Read this week’s Jheri Curl Fridays column to find out.
If you could only listen to five albums, which ones would you choose? In the latest installment of Desert Island Discs, Orbo of Orbo & The Longshots makes his picks.
Your butt — is it moving? No? Well, Antibalas are here to change that with “Sare Kon Kon,” a brand new track from their self-titled Daptone debut, due August 7….
The album that contains some of the most magnificent music to come out of the 1960s, including “California Dreamin'” and “Monday Monday.”
The shimmering debut album from Oakland’s Anna Ash is finally here, and it’s full of charm and romance.
Out of the ashes of the Hi_Fis rose two classic vocal groups; the 5th Dimension, and the Friends of Distinction.
To come of age in a time when few young people actually cared about rock was thrilling.
What sets Kip Moore’s “Up All Night” apart from so many of his peers is the conviction of the singer’s delivery and his commitment to make great music rather than cash in on a trend.
One man doom merchant, Judd Madden, shares the five albums he just couldn’t be without.
It takes a strong piece of music to overcome sub-par song lyrics. We’re looking at you, America.
When I’m playing Abbey Road, I almost always pass them by.
If you could only listen to five albums, which ones would you choose? In this edition of Desert Island Discs, Brian Buchanan of Enter the Haggis makes his picks.
I love Nick Lowe’s music and I’m thrilled that he’s decided to age gracefully, but still — every time he releases a new album, I can’t help but hope he’s…
There are wide swaths of the Neil Young catalog that I’m never going to have any use for, but when I heard he was cutting traditional American folk songs with…
What can you do when a band has the sack to refer to itself as “New Jersey’s Finest” in a press release? Just bow, tip your hat, and get out…
We interviewed them last October, but if that wasn’t enough to get you to buy the Chop Love Carry Fire album, here’s more incentive for you: their just-released video for…
Dw Dunphy has trouble calling it a comeback for the ’80s J. Geils Band.
This week, Kelly Stitzel ranks the songs released as B-Sides to singles from Tori Amos’s solo debut, Little Earthquakes.
One of Dave Steed’s all time most hated bands shows up this week and amazingly they aren’t led by Scott Stapp.
The Popdose Podcast pays tribute to the late Levon Helm.
Hoodoo Gurus get naked with Ida Maria on tonight’s date night. Both sport Technicolor music videos that prove just how wonderful ready-for-TV visuals can be if the hair’s big enough and the neon’s bright enough.
