Comprised of vocalist Dirty, bassist Bear, Yoshii and Nig on guitar, and Paiste on drums, the members of Neurotic November come from all walks of life and value free-thinking and…
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”Ampersand” showed such promise. But we can’t all be Ian Williams. Mylets, the one-man-band pseudonym of guitar-texturist Henry Kohen, aspires to attain the heights of Williams’ pedal-frenzied, signature-shifting genius with…
Bottom Feeders continues with the letter S, with Soul Asylum, Soup Dragons and more.
A journal entry, October 28, 2013, evening (later amended). It figured, the last sound you made for others would be a drone, 20 minutes of drone and guitar and poetry…
It’s the Friday Five! Shuffle through five random tracks from your library and share it with the Popdose community.
The Butterfly Ate The Pearl is the fifth album from English singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Andria Degens, who goes by the moniker Pantaleimon. This is an interesting and riveting collection of soundscapes, melody…
I’ve always been a big fan of concept albums. More specifically, I’ve always loved albums that try to craft an actual story – a true beginning-to-end narrative. Classics like “Tommy”,…
Jan Bradley and Curtis Mayfield collaborated on just one hit
This Jersey Shore trio of power-popsters are another find, courtesy of Deirdre Gilmartin’s The Independent Stage radio program and quite a find they are. It may be inappropriate to say…
The shamelessly rock n’ roll Ryan Parks of B. Hamilton sat down for an f-bomb laden Parlour to Parlour interview. Cover your kids’ ears for this one.
Not unlike Steve Marriott himself, life’s too short. The diminutive singer, who died unexpectedly at the age of 44, was known for his fiery, peripatetic personality, so he’s most likely…
We didn’t always agree with Lou Reed, but it’s hard to deny him.
It’s the Friday Five! Shuffle through five random tracks from your library and share it with the Popdose community.
Does Ezra Furman ever get tired? No sooner than The Year Of No Returning appears, he (along with the fine folks at Bar None) delivers Day Of The Dog, an…
One unforgettable song made Mel Carter immortal
Nirvana’s In Utero always has been ripe with context. Upon release in 1993, it wasn’t just the group’s third full-length record proper; it was arguably a middle-finger to the industry…
In the chorus to her new song “Making Light,” Tanya Donelly references a lesser-known but fan-beloved Belly B-side called “Spaceman.” For anyone who’s followed her music through the years –…
20 spooktacular songs to liven up any Halloween party, courtesy of your pals at Popdose.
This double CD compilation by England’s Smoke Fairies – Katherine Blamire and Jessica Davies – is a delightful gathering of early material. Rich with harmonies, guitars, melody and nods towards…
When you were in school you went to parties. You sat around accomplishing not too much and, when The Tune came on, everyone chimed in on the big sing-along…
Michael Sweet of Stryper talks about the band’s new album, No More Hell Left To Pay in our exclusive interview.
College radio staples, The Smithereens and Sneaker Pimps highlight this week of Bottom Feeders.
It’s the Friday Five! Shuffle through five random tracks from your library and share it with the Popdose community.
Help alternative rock band The Choir complete their fifteenth album, Calling All Monkeys
Icon For Hire’s debut album, Scripted, debuted on the Billboard 200 Album chart, peaked at # 4 on the iTunes Rock chart, and charted at # 19 overall. Their videos…
Seeing The Bongos live is always a joyful event. But last night was the first time I had the chance to see them on the heels of a new album…
