In the act of rewriting what a concept album saga can be, The Dear Hunter also explores the history of popular music.
Dw. Dunphy
All evidence is malleable. Maybe there is something to gut instinct after all?
This week, “Single Play” spotlights Popdose’s Dw Dunphy’s latest track. Also, new music from Bossie, The LoveStrange, Mavrick, and Frank Pole with Greyson Chance
Forget the dragon duck. Art Of Atari details the world you imagined, if not the world you saw.
With eighteen studio albums to their credit, Marillion arrives again with an uncomfortable, uncompromising, but altogether magnificent recording. You will be challenged.
So this obscure thing came out last week we’re sure you know nothing about.
We don’t make mistakes. I…said…WE DON’T MAKE MISTAKES.
How much wood would a woodcarver carve if a woodcarver could carve wood?
It’s educational! It’s informative! It’s bull pucky!
The best of the worst of movie and TV cliches. If you’ve seen ’em once, you know ’em all!
Sometimes pure evil arrives in fuzzy blue sweetness.
What if the economy was actually better and our sense of entitlement was worse?
Just when you thought it was safe to go anywhere, there’s Adele saying “Hello.”
Radiohead released their rejected James Bond theme song over the holidays. How did it stack up against the accepted songs of the series?
Thankfully, no inescapable earworms so far…but is this a good thing?
It’s the 20th anniversary of Kansas’ “Freaks of Nature” and Dw Dunphy knows nothing about it.
While having problems getting out of its own way at times, Interstellar is still a satisfying, eye-popping tearjerker.
Popdose Staffers Robert Ross, Ken Shane, and Dw Dunphy; and syndicated D.J. Dave “the Rave” Kapulsky take a look at the genius behind The Left Banke, who passed away mid-March 2015.