Join Popdose for a look back at three decades of Babyface’s wide-ranging influence as a singer, songwriter, and producer.
Easily one of my most anticipated 2013 releases, Filter blasts back after an almost three year absence with a song that brings the heavy and surprisingly, the electronic aspects of the band back to the forefront. On “We Hate It When You Get What You Want”, there’s a synthetic thump to ease listeners back in until the guitars just explode along with Richard Patrick’s raspy howl bellowing yet another brilliant chorus. If this is any indication of what the rest […]
Michael Laine Hildebrandt discusses his song “Loving One Another.”
Popdose kicks off the March Madness: ’80s Sitcom Edition tournament with the first round of matchups.
Welcome to Suburban Metal Dad, Popdose’s resident webcomic. Read a new one every Monday and Friday. Click the pic to enlarge. If your sixteen year old self were here, what…
Master Tracks are engineered to deliver true sound you can feel.
The final official night of all the South by Southwest (SXSW) lunacy in Austin sparkled with stars that seemingly tumbled in from nowhere. All at once, and roughly about the…
Five years! Longer than many marriages, yet Popdose is still here and still going.
Holland Taylor calls upon Ann Richards in her one-person show.
Friday is usually the craziest day of the annual South by Southwest (SXSW) music festival in Austin, Texas. By this time, any rational plan or schedule has gone out the…
Our SXSW team member George has been working hard to compile some video to share the experience with you. Here’s his compilation of our day one and two adventures: [youtube…
Raine Maida is back with his sophomore solo release, We All Get Lighter, slated for release on March 26th and recently chatted with Popblerd via phone about what fans can expect from the upcoming record. Seeing that We All Get Lighter is significantly different in tone than Pachamama’s I & II, how are the two EP’s and album all tied together if at all? The EP’s are just kind of fun. It was just stuff that I was doing whenever […]
Gotta tell you – the weather’s great here in Austin, Texas. Thursday was a bright, sunny spring day that topped out at about 80 degrees. And it was too nice…
The Friday Five is back and shuffling you into the weekend.
This week’s spotlight shines on a great 1959 Cadence single by the Everly Brothers, “Poor Jenny.”
It all started with a riff: the monster jam that gives life to a great rock song. Dave Grohl, the Nirvana basher and Foo Fighters front man, traced his development…
For the whole of the 1980s, singer Belinda Carlisle was the symbol of success, first as the lead singer for the groundbreaking band The Go-Go’s, then as a hitmaking solo…
The third Platters That Matter podcast looks at the third album from this great trio. Whoooooa!
Welcome to Suburban Metal Dad, Popdose’s resident webcomic. Read a new one every Monday and Friday. Click the pic to enlarge. How are you spending St. Pat’s Day? Did every…
Hitchcock could have been a great film. Instead, it’s just a good movie, fun, but rather light, with an excellent cast.
This post is sponsored content from TiqIQ.com. After Patrick Stump and Pete Wentz’s side-projects didn’t quite take off in the way they probably hoped for, the kings of the 00s…
This post is sponsored content from TiqIQ.com. Tennessee natives Paramore began their mammoth 169-date Brand New Eyes world tour in 2009 as a quintet but finished it three years later…
P-Funk. Uncut funk. The bomb. We can’t have a best albums of the ’70s list without ’em.
Ahhh, the 25th anniversary edition. There’s no quicker way to crush us under the wheels of time. The quarter century mark is usually the first really legitimate proof that a film or album is going to stand the test of time for someone – and this week, someone’s certainly going to be happy over the release of a 25th anniversary edition of the modern classic Who Framed Roger Rabbit, making its debut on Blu-Ray. Based on a wacky pulp novel by Gary […]
