Punk-funk lives on in the form of Bad Rabbits. Check out the Boston band’s new video for “We Can Roll.”
Last week, after almost a year-and-a-half, we wrapped up the longest and widest-ranging multi-author series in Popdose history — our epic survey of the AM Gold compilations. But after 72…
Between now and Christmas, World’s Worst Songs will single out some of the season’s ickiest perennials, starting with a song that has nothing to do with Christmas, but which gets…
Our full list of the 100 greatest rap albums of the Nineties, plus, a few fun facts!
Every band has one: the story of a completely disastrous train wreck of a show. Sometimes it’s the venue, sometimes it’s the audience, and sometimes, it’s the venue’s inability to…
The Man Who Is Not Bea Arthur stops by for a conversation about his new album/novel, If You Look for My Heart.
In this edition of Blerd Briefs: Chevy Chase leaves TV, Lil Wayne leaves hip-hop, Coldplay leaves the stage, and Chris Brown leaves Twitter.
It’s here! The 10 greatest rap albums of all time! Get your Dre and Snoop fix here!
Annie Dressner is the barista you secretly have a crush on, but are afraid to speak a word besides your order to. She is the girl in the library who…
Bay Area songstress Ash Reiter delivers a second full-length album that’s concise, full of exciting modern pop productions, and packed with hit-worthy tracks.
Kenny G puts you to sleep, Kid ‘N Play wakes you up. It’s another crazy mix on Bottom Feeders!
For almost 80 years, Kirkus Reviews has served as the industry bible for bookstore buyers, librarians, and ordinary readers alike. Now Popdose joins the Kirkus Book Bloggers Network to explore…
Scott Malchus offers TV on DVD and Blu-ray suggestions for the holiday season.
Isis and Kylesa dip into the vaults while the insanity continues with my favorite band, Anaal Nathrakh.
It’s all about the Wu as we close in on the top 10 of our rap list. Where do hit albums by Raekwon and GZA land?
Big Money, GG and Carletta join forces for a new Blerd Radio podcast. Give it a listen! (no, John Mayer isn’t on the podcast-but he is discussed in detail!)
Drop the leftover stuffing, put down that TV, and shuffle into this week’s Friday Five!
Box sets! Limited editions! Reunions! Oh my!
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In 2003, Eric Boehlert (now at Media Matters) wrote an essay for Salon called “The Greatest Week in Rock History” in which he proposed that the week of December 20, 1969,…
