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Devo - Something for Everybody (Warner Bros.)
Devo is back with its best record in almost three decades.
20 March 2010Leatherface - The Knitting Factory (Brooklyn, NY) - March 5, 2010
England’s Leatherface blitzes Brooklyn and plots a return in May.
29 November 2009Devo with JP Inc. - The Fillmore New York at Irving Plaza (New York, NY) - November 20, 2009
Whether you want to call Devo legends or not, their highly influential legacy is finally being given its due.
22 September 2009Hugh Cornwell – Highline Ballroom (New York, NY) – Saturday, September 12, 2009
Ex-Stranglers lead singer/guitarist Hugh Cornwell put on one of the most spirited performances I’ve ever seen by him.
21 May 2009The Damned with The Bellrays and Electric Frankenstein - The Fillmore New York at Irving Plaza (New York, NY) – Thursday, May 14, 2009
33 years and counting, the Damned remain an unstoppable force.
21 December 2008The Damned - So, Who's Paranoid (English Channel)
The Damned have released their first album in seven years and thankfully the wait was well worth it.
27 September 2008Rob Dickinson - Fresh Wine for the Horses (Sanctuary)
Dickinson flirts with melodrama but unlike Wile E. Coyote, who invariably chases the Road Runner only to fall off a cliff, Dickinson is more a like an experienced horse that gallops near the periphery of a jagged cliff yet knows enough to not fall off.
8 June 2008Love - Forever Changes (Rhino)
With the recent 2-CD reissue of Forever Changes the album continues to astound four decades on.
26 January 2008Hard to Spin Dreary News on Compact Disc Sales
Last year, U.S. compact disc sales plunged by 19%. With the consumer today facing pressure from all sides, chances are that 2008 will be even worse.
3 November 2007Radiohead and the Rule of Reciprocity
With its name-your-price approach, Radiohead made people feel that they owed the group something and that indebtedness, however manifested, only led to better buzz and more goodwill.
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