Viva la Shuffle! Join in the Friday Five revolution!
Satanic Threat is being reissued and the Hellgoat unleashes his theme song for the very first time!
Two quick points about last week’s Caro Emerald show at the El Rey here in Los Angeles. The first: it made me feel my age (37 years). The second: it…
In the spring of 1959, the Flamingos achieved immortality with one of the most beautiful pop songs ever released.
Former New York Mayor Ed Koch died early Friday morning, February 1, at the age of 88.
Welcome to Suburban Metal Dad, Popdose’s resident webcomic. Read a new one every Monday and Friday. Click the pic to enlarge. Is sarcasm a form of irony as it’s practiced…
[youtube id=”nM_BJrgRs2E” width=”600″ height=”350″] Sweet mama this is one great album. Released at a moment when everybody knew that Creedence Clearwater Revival was pretty damn good, Cosmo’s Factory managed to…
Rob Smith takes the guilt out of guilty pleasures and proclaims his love for Juice Newton.
The Tams began in 1960 and live on as Carolina Beach Music legends
There are two kinds of people in this world: those that say Phil Collins is a doughy, ineffectual frontman who ruined the prog-rock outfit Genesis (and then his own concurrent…
Every Wednesday, music nerd and serial list-maker Drew brings you a small, highly specific, pop culture-related list to either enjoy or inspire debate. He remains the only Popblerd staffer pretentious enough to name a column after himself. First things first: these aren’t necessarily the most underrated albums of all time. That’s a different column for a different day, and for my money, would probably be populated with a fairly tiresome amount of Boston bands (still the liveliest music city I’ve […]
Who doesn’t love Rumours? (The “iconic Fleetwood Mac album” kind, not the “Jeff Giles‘ wedding song was Rod Stewart’s ‘Love Touch’” variety.) This week, Warner Bros. reissued the greatest pop/rock album…
Hole founder, rumored songwriter behind Live Through This, and all around difficult human being Courtney Love once remarked that, ”you’re nobody in rock unless you’ve fought me and fucked Winona…
Winning the Grammy Award for Best New Artist isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Just ask these seven acts.
Now that she’s had a chance to see (almost) all the 2012 releases she wanted to see, Kelly Stitzel is ready to rank her favorite films of the year. And she doesn’t care that it’s the end of January 2013.
Years back there was a woman in Brooklyn, NY who gave birth to a baby boy. As he grew, he developed a particular set of skills that made him a nightmare to his peers. His confidence made him soar above expectations. With his chosen weapon in hand he would shoot for the stars and most times hit his target. As a matter of fact, he became one of the greatest marksmen of all times. What made him so great was […]
Hell yes, I read your comments. And you asked for it: this week’s installment of World’s Worst Songs stars “Sequel” by Harry Chapin. But first a bit of historical perspective….
Enter to win a free viewing of Rob Lowe’s new film, “Knife Fight.”
The man on the wireless cries again: “He’s back! He’s back!”
One of the hottest topics debated around the POPDOSE roundtable is the severe lack of quality pop stars coming from Kazakhstan. Well, that’s all about to change with the February…
The Hellgoat uncovers the second perfect record of 2013 courtesy of Bloody Hammers!
New music from Paramore, Tegan and Sara, Kinski and Jessie Ware.
“It’s like hearing any of your five favorite primo-voiced pop princesses aiming for, and succeeding at, creating high art.”
It’s been nearly three years since the aggro industrial metallers Combichrist released the superb Making Monsters and to pay fans back for the wait, they’ve released not one, but two, albums. No Redemption serves not only as a companion piece/soundtrack for the Devil May Cry video game but also as a 2-CD set featuring one disc of completely new material written for DMC and a second disc of previously released Combichrist tracks which could easily be a “best of” for […]
