Popdose is pleased to premiere the track stream of “Candy Says,” (from The Velvet Underground’s eponymous third album), performed by songstress Lisa Said. The gross proceeds from subsequent download sales…
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Judy Clay was known for her duet hits but she had much more to offer
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If you’re like a lot of people who romance the idea of Paris’ golden age (think, Owen Wilson in Woody Allen’s Midnight in Paris), the disappointment of the present might leave…
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Buttercup are one of those bands that have been around for a while and yet have flown under the radar, which is a mystery to me. This newest offering, Battle…
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Husband and wife duo prepare to release new album “Same Sun Same Moon” in April.
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A few months ago, Popdose introduced you to Willodean, the L.A.-based trio who were about to release the first of no less than four E.P.’s this year. We premiered the…
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Popdose is very pleased to bring you the latest video from legendary New Jersey band, The Feelies. “Gone Gone Gone” is one of the highlight tracks from their newest (and…
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I’ve always liked Cindy Lee Berryhill’s voice and writing style; there’s always been something very soothing and thought-provoking about her music. So it pleases me that after a ten-year hiatus…
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Welcome to Mope Like Me, the audio book version! Wait, where are you going?
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Ken Shane
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Beginning at the tender age of two, Betty Wright has crafted a legendary career
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For the better part of 20 years, Palm Springs resident, Kelley Ryan, has been making music and somehow flying under the radar all the while. This singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist has been doing…
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Who would you rather be? / The Beatles or the Rolling Stones / Oh, seriously / You’re gonna make mistakes, you’re young. What’s THAT supposed to mean? In a different…
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Nine albums and 23 years is a lot of music and a long stretch of time; this much is true. Blonde Readhead, the New York-based trio has been at it…
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The classic Bond songs, shaken, stirred, and disrupted.
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Popdose is very pleased to bring you “Love Can”, the latest official video from The Weeklings’ sophomore effort, Studio 2, which has been making the rounds since last November. Once…
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David Medsker
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My first request: will you play a melodic pop/prog set? Yes, Yes, I will.
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Ken Shane
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Lenny Welch was on his way to a big career until fate intervened
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This sixth album from Charleston, South Carolina’s Dangermuffin, is a revelation. Heritage is a fine, warm piece of work and it makes me wonder how I haven’t heard of this…
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Allison Johnelle Boron
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As an LA transplant myself, I like any song that tackles the subject matter of real life in the Valley (where I happen to live). Natives know it’s a short…
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Jack Feerick
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(Archive.) March 2016 I use the rest of the Valentine’s Day weekend to put the new amplifier through its paces. It produces a bowel-loosening roar that pleases me greatly. When…
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Regarding Chuck Mosley, the voice of Faith No More’s “We Care A Lot” and “Introduce Yourself.”
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I’ve known Deni Bonet for about 7 years now; we first met backstage at Richard Barone’s show at Joe’s Pub and Deni had been part of the night’s line-up. When…
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Arizona singer/songwriter delivers video from his EP “Where The Lights Go?”
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There is an automatic sense of sadness to this album, the debut of San Francisco’s power-pop wonders, The Flywheels. While this has built up over a 20-year span, bass player…
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David Medsker
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Seven years from the 1990s are represented this week. But you should listen, anyway.
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Ken Shane
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Darrell Banks had a hit in ’66, but his life was cut short before he reached his full potential
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Rob Ross
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You have to give me a little latitude here to rhapsodize about The Creation; my love for them spans more than 30 years, since I first discovered and heard the…
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Keith Creighton
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When you find out your professor also has a band, curiosity will eventually compel you to sit through a set of Beatles covers at the campus Ratskeller. But professor John…
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Recalling the best of ’90s rock and grunge, Los Angeles-based artist Eddy Yang’s new single, “Split the Night” conjures up images of late-night cruisin’ and contemplation. With a rhythm-guitar-centered arrangement,…