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Dw. Dunphy
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By 1983 and ’84, several of the changes that Al Stewart began on the 24 Carrots album (1980) had settled in for better or worse. There seemed to be a…
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Rob Ross
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A brand-new album from early ’80’s British Mod revivalists, The Moment, is cause for celebration. One of the best of the “second wave” to the Mod rebirth, The Moment had…
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Rob Ross
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A lengthy and, at times, wildly entertaining look at the (long time) Minneapolis-based label/arbiters of “noise core” or whatever you care to call it. The Color Of Noise chronicles –…
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Rob Ross
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A few weeks ago, we told you about the wonderful new album from A Fragile Tomorrow, Make Me Over. Well, now – here’s the video companion piece to the title…
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Rob Ross
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Oh, Jesus, just from those first guitar notes, this one just gets me right where I live. Crisp, 7th notes and chords, tight harmonies and a total rush, not discounting…
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Ken Shane
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JJ Jackson scored big with his classic dance hit in 1966 and again in 1969
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Allison Johnelle Boron
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Lots of artists seek collaboration as a way to expand their musical horizons and challenge themselves to think outside their genre-specific box. For Los Angeles-based artist Van Norden, however, collaboration…
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Rob Ross
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Brisk, cool, breezy – kind of the right sound for the encroaching autumn season. Formed in Columbus, Ohio and currently based in Brooklyn, The Huntertones have a feel that I…
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Jack Feerick
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There are (as has often been observed) two kinds of people in this world. What those two kinds are — well, that’s a matter of personal interpretation. Myself, I tend…
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Rob Ross
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It can be a difficult prospect – reviewing an instrumental album. You try to look for emotions and imagery without the assistance of lyrics to guide you along. However, this…
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Annie Zaleski
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We went to the Roots N Blues N BBQ Festival in Columbia, Missouri and had a lot of fun (and ate lots of BBQ!).
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Rob Ross
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What can one say about someone who was as entertaining and enjoyable as Adam Ant; when he and the (second version) Ants came upon these shores in 1980 with “Antmusic”…
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Dw. Dunphy
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Enter to win Pugwash’s ”Play This Intimately (As If Among Friends)” on ruby red vinyl!
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Ken Shane
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Lee Dorsey had a string of classic Crescent City hits in the ’60s
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Rob Ross
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A few things to get right out there: I love this album. I love Paul McCartney – from McCartney until this one. This was the last album of his that…
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Dan Wiencek
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With a new album coming in October, A Silent Film reflects on its present, its future and the joys of making music with your heart on your sleeve.
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Rob Ross
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Just to give you a quick fill-in, New Jersey-based Speed the Plough is releasing their eighth album, Now, to be issued on Steve Fallon’s resurrected Coyote Records in December 2015,…
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Allison Johnelle Boron
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C’mon. You have to love a band who’s one letter away from being an Argent tribute. I kid. In reality, there’s no way We Are Ardent would ever be compared…
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Ted Asregadoo
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New music from Joe Jackson, Whissell, Gabrielle Papillon, and Nina Schofield
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Popdose Staff
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Hear the story behind The Winery Dogs in this exclusive video interview!
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Rob Smith
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Rob Smith remembers his father, in his new “Vinyl Diaries” column.
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Ken Shane
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Leon Haywood has had more than 20 R&B hits in a long and varied career.
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Rob Ross
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Thrilled to see that the Showtime network has sought fit to broadcast the British documentary, The Jam – About The Young Idea, as it’s high time a sizable audience could…
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Thierry Côté
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Flow 93.5 has long been Toronto’s pre-eminent R&B/hip-hop radio station, but in recent years it has begun to tweak its format to move away from contemporary/Top 40 hits in favour…
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Allison Johnelle Boron
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If you’re like me, you get tired of the same old polished pop littering the iTunes store and Spotify streams, not to mention terrestrial radio. What happened to the down-and-dirty,…
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Rob Ross
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Talk about a rush – not a breath – of fresh air… Popdose is both pleased and proud to introduce the population to a new band hailing from Memphis, Tennessee…
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Allison Johnelle Boron
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Let’s face it. As humans, we love a good success story, particularly when it’s taken that story’s protagonist a substantial chunk of time to reach his or her potential. I’m…
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Brian Boone
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It’s so interesting that I was asked to review Now That’s What I Call Halloween, a definitive, all-encompassing compilation of Halloween songs, scary film score highlights, and other soundscapes from…