Three generations of rockers proceed to tear the town upside down.
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“We’re like three nerdy brothers and their geeky sister!”
Typhoid Rosie, rising like a phoenix straight outta Brooklyn, recalls a feistier rock & roll yesteryear when the likes of Joan Jett, Suzi Quatro and Kim Carnes ruled the charts instead of…
Radiohead released their rejected James Bond theme song over the holidays. How did it stack up against the accepted songs of the series?
The Weekly Mixtape was the 2008 version of streaming. You know nothing about that.
There have been, in recent memory, a few albums that have been late bloomers – recorded by bands that gave birth to other bands who went on to great successes. …
This week; The most intelligent rapper ever, Peter Gabriel and the reason I kept buying tissues in college.
I’m not exactly a gardener, but I’m pretty sure poppies like water, same as any other flower. But hey, whatever Shirley Manson is doing is clearly working for her, so…
Being influenced by and being extremely similar to are two different things, separated by a thin line. The biggest musical success of the last few years has been Lady Gaga….
Fall into a Memory Lane pothole of Nineties goodness, in the Popdose Weekly Mixtape.
A look at songs that aren’t necessarily good or bad, merely ones that, because of the climate of the music world during their release, somehow, someway, were not the massive…
Popdose.com’s Weekly Mixtape returns with Kelly Stitzel’s ode to the flip side.
As if Daryl Hall’s ego isn’t inflated enough, The Bird and the Bee go and devote an entire album to the Rock and Soul of Hall & Oates, Michael Parr has the review.
How much do you know about Vic Chesnutt? You might know that he currently resides in Athens, GA, and that his first two albums were produced by that city’s most…
It’s hard not to get paranoid when you’re an elected official. First there was the August catnapping that turned out not to be a catnapping. (Cats who take naps don’t…
With the first six months of 2009 on the books, the Popdose staff has once again huddled up, made a list of its favorite albums of the year (so far), and laid ’em all out for you (with mp3s!).
“My sorrow, when she’s here with me, thinks these dark days of autumn rain are beautiful as days can be; she loves the bare, the withered tree; she walks the…
John Hughes is lost in the ’90s once again…and this time, he’s got Shirley Manson sitting bitch in the wayback machine.