Can you make two pop records devoted to the sport of cricket?
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D.X. Ferris
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Welcome back to Suburban Metal Dad, Popdose’s resident webcomic. Read a new one every Monday and Friday.  Click the pic to enlarge. Stuff don’t change, do it? Tell us in the…
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Jack Feerick
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It’s high summer, and we’re in the midst of wedding season. And if you’re going to a wedding this summer, then there’s a chance you’re going to find yourself doing…
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Rob Smith
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Since maybe late February (when it leaked online), my favorite record of the year has been the Flaming Lips’ The Terror. The record’s unyielding tone of desperation and desolation appeals…
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Popdose Staff
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The Popdose Staff uses the event of being an extra to extol the virtues of John Candy.
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Ken Shane
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One of the great songs of the ’80s has a classic pedigree
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Janson Jinnistan
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Bob Dylan has long been a dusty bitch, and, indeed, it’s one of his more enduring qualities. So it’s not out of character that Dylan will be releasing a new…
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Chris Holmes
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Most unfortunate pop culture trends from the ’90s are dead and gone, but here are nine that live on like annoying zombies.
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Popdose Staff
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As we wrap up Disc Six and head for the final reckoning, we’ll just quote an email comment from our own David Medsker, when he got a look at this…
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Michael Fortes
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Amethyst zooms in and out with might and musical muscle, sporting an all-killer-no-filler approach that improves upon the band’s idiosyncratic 14-track debut.
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Brian Boone
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A lot can happen from the time a script is turned in to a studio to the time the film actually goes into production. Actors are cast and then recast,…
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Nick DeRiso
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For trumpeter Etienne Charles, whose dynamic, genre-bending new album Creole Soul arrives today, this project wasn’t about innovation. That’s too exterior. “It’s the music of who I am,” Charles tells…
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Michael Fortes
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The Boy With Astronaut Eyes finds The Purrs in a particularly joyful state of mind, and sounding perhaps the most invigorated and pumped up they’ve ever been.
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Dw. Dunphy
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Platters That Matter podcasters brave the summer heat for Ben Folds Five live.
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Michael Fortes
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Rivers is a delicately beautiful perspective of this master musician’s artistry, and may even widen the acceptance of avant garde jazz, given the chance.
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Thierry Côté
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At a time when albums are teased, hyped, leaked, dissected, discarded and re-evaluated before they are even officially released, it has become increasingly rare to be able to approach one…
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Dave Steed
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Two of the best artists of all time show up – PM Dawn and Prince.
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Keith Creighton
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This summer, I’ve been so into the new Charli XCX album, True Romance, that I’ve all but given up listening to anything else. It’s the perfect forward-thinking retro 80’s goth…
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Scott Malchus
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Willie Nelson and his outlaw buddies are keeping country music’s heritage alive on SiriusXM
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Robert Cass, Jeff Giles, and Mike Heyliger
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Join Popdose for a look back at three decades of Babyface’s wide-ranging influence as a singer, songwriter, and producer.
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Michael Parr
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Tune in, turn on, shuffle out. Time for this week’s Friday Five!
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Sara Maria Vizcarrondo
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Lousy with comically ambiguous situations, Computer Chess watches a convention of software geniuses compete to prove their programs are capable of besting a human at chess. Writer/director Andrew Bujalski loves…
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Brian Boone
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In which we look at once common curiosities of pop culture that don’t exist anymore, be it because of changing tastes, the fragmentation of culture, or merely the fickle nature…
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