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The Beach Boys, Brian Wilson: “Brian Wilson Is A Genius”: The Birth Of A Cult
Essay by Ed Doheny, Rock's Backpages, January 2002
The notion of Brian Wilson as Genius, magicked up by the late Derek Taylor, has had repercussions not just for the man himself but for ...
DIG THIS! Fave Raves and Rabid Enthusiasms for February 2003
Review by Various Writers, Rock's Backpages, February 2003
RADIO SHOW OF THE MONTH ...
Bonnie "Prince" Billy: Master and Everyone
Review and Interview by Gavin Martin, Uncut, February 2003
Literate hillbilly Bonnie "Prince" Billy — aka Will Oldham — raises his profile and lays the heart bare with a candidly beautiful album about the ...
Review by Barney Hoskyns, Rock's Backpages, January 2004
Barney Hoskyns takes stock of 2003 – from André 3000 to Warren Zevon ...
Elliott Smith: Bottle Up And Explode
Retrospective by Dorian Lynskey, The Word, January 2004
Elliott Smith never managed to get past Step One of any 12-step recovery programme, yet he made quixotic music that lifted the lonely and the ...
Arthur Russell: The Flying Heart
Retrospective by David Toop, The Wire, January 2004
Arthur Russell is the great enigma of New York's music scene. A cellist, Buddhist and former music director at the legendary Kitchen, he was seduced ...
Interview by Dan Gennoe, The Independent, February 2004
In 2000, Sia was hailed as the best thing to come out of Australia since Kylie. It proved a lot to live up to, she ...
Review by Steve LaBate, Paste, 1 February 2004
BEFORE HER AMICABLE SPLIT with Belle & Sebastian in 2002, cellist-vocalist Isobel Campbell recorded two albums with her side project, The Gentle Waves. Amorino, her ...
Lambchop: Aw C'mon/No You C'mon
Review by Toby Manning, The Word, March 2004
Twiglets! Beer! Community! The kings of country melancholia are having a party ...
Bill Fay: Tomorrow Never Knows
Retrospective and Interview by Rob Young, The Wire, March 2005
AFTER MAKING TWO OF THE FINEST BUT OVERLOOKED APOCALYPTIC SINGER-SONGWRITER ALBUMS OF THE EARLY 70S — WITH JAZZ ARRANGER MIKE GIBBS AND FREE GUITARIST RAY ...
Interview by Mac Randall, Harp, March 2005
PREDICTING BECK Hansen's next artistic move is a game for fools and rock pundits only. Any sane person gave up trying long ago. Plot this ...
Elliott Smith: Roman Candle, Elliott Smith, Either/Or
Review by Nick Hasted, Uncut, March 2005
First three from masterful songwriter who committed suicide in 2003. ...
Hot Chip: Coming on Strong (Astralwerks)
Review by Will Hermes, Spin, January 2006
TIMMY THOMAS' 1972 beat-boxdriven hit 'Why Can't We Live Together?' is a paradigm of how machine rhythms can make the human voice sound simultaneously stalwart ...
Book Excerpt by David Kamp, Broadway Books, February 2006
2021 AUTHOR'S NOTE: This was written in 2005 and does not entirely hold up today. (But most of it does.) ...
Nick Drake: Trevor Dann: Darker Than The Deepest Sea – The Search for Nick Drake (Portrait)
Book Review by Robert Sandall, Sunday Times, 5 February 2006
THIS BOOK IS surprisingly topical, and not just because of the deepening spell cast by Nick Drake, the English singer-songwriter, 31 years after his death. ...
Book Review by Colin Irwin, MOJO, March 2006
A bold attempt to unravel the tragic secrets of an enduring, but still elusive, cult hero, says Colin Irwin ...
Stephen "Tin Tin" Duffy: The Rise, Fall, Rise, Fall and Rise of Stephen Duffy
Retrospective and Interview by Caitlin Moran, The Word, March 2006
He was the founder of Duran Duran whose idealistic visions never quite chimed with the times. CAITLIN MORAN charts the Lazarus-like multiple recovery of the ...
Kelley Stoltz: Below The Branches
Review by Bob Mehr, MOJO, March 2006
Third LP and second consecutive corker from Bay Area-based cosmic troubadour. ...
Interview by Paul Trynka, MOJO, February 2007
What drives the Velvets' viola-wielding Welsh polymath who tutored Nick Drake and Patti Smith, quit drugs for clothes and suffered 40 years of Lou Reed? ...
Review and Interview by Rob Young, Uncut, February 2007
4CD Connoisseur Collection Of Rare Mercurial Magic From British Folk/Blues/Jazz Supergroup. ...
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