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Review by Mark Kemp, Paste, 3 July 2007
WHEN MADONNA OR DAVID BOWIE enlists the latest production gurus to spice up their music, the results frequently come off sounding desperate, as if the ...
Review by Alan Betrock, Phonograph Record, September 1973
IT'S BEEN A LONG time coming, but I think the pop revival is finally upon us. This "pop revival" has been somewhat hyped in the ...
The Police: Junger than Stingtime: The Police's Synchronicity
Review by Richard Cook, NME, June 1983
THE POLICE are much like Gods to their pop universe, not only in their worship rating but in their omnipotent attitude to their work. They ...
La Roux: Together In Electric Dreams
Interview by Scott McLennan, Rip It Up (Australia), July 2009
ELLY JACKSON is lying under her duvet in the same bedroom she's occupied since birth, but recently something feels different. The David Bowie albums are ...
Peter Frampton — Up From Rock's Infantry
Interview by Richard Cromelin, Los Angeles Times, 23 May 1976
SUPPOSE, FOR illustration's sake, that your family is a rock 'n' roll band — not a great one, but solid and promising. The amateur dates ...
The Psychedelic Furs: Sugar Cubes For The New Depression
Interview by Bill Holdship, Creem, February 1983
RICHARD BUTLER, the Psychedelic Furs' chain-smoking vocalist, often sounds like an extremely angry man on record. Some people have compared his raspy voice to a ...
Alice Cooper: The Killer Comes to Town
Profile and Interview by Nick Kent, Friends/Frendz, July 1972
WELL, LET'S see, kids — it must be back there in 1969 that the name of Alice Cooper started to get around and gain a ...
Genesis at Philharmonic Hall, New York
Live Review by Ron Ross, Phonograph Record, May 1973
IN A MUSICAL WORLD dominated by dueling banjos, pop boys, wimpoid artist and Soul Train, is there a place for a British group that writes ...
Live Review by John L. Walters, The Guardian, 23 May 2008
A QUIET LEGEND before he was even out of his teens, Steve Winwood is one of a handful of musicians who shaped the way rock ...
Bruce Springsteen: Born To Run
Retrospective by Ed Ward, MOJO, February 1995
LORD, WHAT DID I EVER SEE IN BRUCE Springsteen? But I did once see something, and even went on record as having seen it. In ...
Dido: Boots and Beats Beneath the Bed: Dido's No Angel
Review by James Hunter, The Village Voice, 6 March 2001
WHEN HIP-HOPPERS go anywhere from Spandau Ballet to Annie to Diana Ross and David Bowie to Kenny Rogers for music – as Prince Be, Jay-Z, ...
New York Dolls: Too Much, Too Soon
Review by Ron Ross, Phonograph Record, April 1974
"WE DON'T PLAY too good, but we dance as bad as we want," Archie Bell once said by way of introduction to his fabulous Drells ...
8-Eyed Spy, Albert Ayler, James Chance & the Contortions, Miles Davis: Free Jazz/Punk Rock
Essay by Lester Bangs, Musician, April 1980
IN A New York City nightclub, a skinny little Caucasian whose waterfall hairstyle and set of snout and lips make him look like a sullen ...
David Bowie: Ziggy Stardust: The Album That Killed The Sixties
Retrospective by Mark Paytress, Record Collector, June 1998
Bowie's Ziggy Stardust redefined the meaning of rock artistry. ...
Neil Merryweather: Space Rangers
Review by Charles Shaar Murray, NME, 28 September 1974
THIS GUY'S got to be kidding. ...
Profile by Sean O'Hagan, The Observer, 16 January 2000
From drifting astronaut to Ziggy Stardust to Thin White Duke and actor...the Brixton boy worth £500 million and with his own Internet bank is bringing ...
All The Young Dudes: The Return of Glam Rock
Retrospective by Barney Hoskyns, Vogue, September 1998
YOU COULD argue that glam glamour, from an old Scottish word meaning "a haze in the air" was always intrinsic to pop music. ...
Review by Jon Young, Blender, August 2002
New Yawk maverick gets commercial makeover from Ziggy Stardust, reaps chart reward. ...
Comment by Bob Ruggiero, Houston Press, 29 April 2009
WOW. FOR ONLY being "New Zealand's fourth most popular novelty folk duo," singer/guitarists Bret McKenzie and Jemaine Clement must be pretty ambitious to book Jones ...
David Bowie, Mott The Hoople: Mott The Hoople: Civic Hall, Guildford
Live Review by Ray Fox-Cumming, Disc, 19 August 1972
"WE'VE LAID a lot of new stuff on you tonight and you've been really good," an obviously delighted Ian Hunter told his audience at Guildford ...
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