The Popdose staff discusses Pink Floyd’s swan song.
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This article can be summed up in one quote: “I will pay someone to shoot you, Walsh.”
Chris Holmes and Ted Asregadoo talk to David Bottrill about mixing “Vapor Trails Remixed.”
Platters That Matter podcasters brave the summer heat for Ben Folds Five live.
In anticipation of the June 2nd premiere of The Venture Bros., season 5, co-writers Jackson Publick and Doc Hammer chatted about the show with Chris Holmes.
And when the cupboard’s bare, will you still even care?
Five years! Longer than many marriages, yet Popdose is still here and still going.
Wherein Holmes and Dunphy make like The Carpenters and go on hurting each other.
Members of the Popdose staff review Rush’s 20th studio album, “Clockwork Angels” — and come away with mixed feelings.
Vinyl is the beginning. Sure, wax cylinders came before, but the true concept of the album is a vinyl joint.
Much like our 100 Greatest Covers post last year, this was a collaborative effort for the Popdose staff. Although our list of nominees was a bit smaller – only 300…
The mother of year-end lists: Popdose’s Top Albums of 2011.
Chris Holmes and Scott Malchus take a look at the two fantasy series that premiered just before Halloween.
Last week, we published a compilation of the 100 greatest cover songs of all time, as voted by the Popdose staff. Of course, our way of tabulating the results (you…
In conjunction with Chris Holmes’ fantastic Friday Mixtape, here are more Popdose musical turning points.
Rock stars? Grace and dignity?! Bwaahhh haaahhh haaahhh! (Here are a few reasons why not, provided by the Popdose Roundtable.)
Your Popdose staff gathers ’round the new Chickenfoot single and can’t help arguing about Van Halen. Again.
Bob Dylan is 70 years old, and the Popdose Staff has pulled together a massive post to honor him. Here are 70 of our favorite Dylan songs, one for each year.
Matthew Boles presents a Megadeth concert from May 29, 1995, and gets excited about Bootleg City Community College’s new, ridiculously tricked-out baseball stadium.
Chris Holmes looks at the debut album from one-hit wonder Carl Douglas to decide if he has more to offer than “Kung Fu Fighting.”
The pop music landscape is littered with bands whose time in the limelight was cruelly short. And let’s be honest, most of them didn’t even deserve the little success they…