On Friday January 14, at New York City’s Highland Ballroom, Camper Van Beethoven reunited once again. That next night, ending a 12 year hiatus, Archers Of Loaf did the same at the Cat’s Cradle in Carboro, North Carolina. Separated by 24 hours and 700 miles, both events drew water from the same well. Like the […]
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The Rock ‘n’ Roll Unabomber continues his countdown of the top 25 British Invasion albums with selections 1-5.
Read MoreThe Rock ‘n’ Roll Unabomber continues his countdown of the top 25 British Invasion albums with selections 6-10.
Read MoreThe Rock ‘n’ Roll Unabomber continues his countdown of the top 25 British Invasion albums with selections 11-15.
Read MoreThe Rock ‘n’ Roll Unabomber continues his countdown of the top 25 British Invasion albums with selections 16-20.
Read MoreHow could a country with a population one-sixth the size of America have so many amazing bands? The British Invasion was the most important period in the history of rock ‘n’ roll. It eclipsed everything it preceded and spawned everything that succeeded it.
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The 50th anniversary of the most important day in rock ‘n’ roll history — and no one noticed!
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Now that 2010 has passed it’s only fitting that we turn from the battle at hand to assess our casualties.
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In no other area of the arts is the creativity of its practitioners so fleeting as of those who create music. Writers, visual artists, filmmakers, photographers all watch their skills diminish within their lifetimes, but seldom become parodies of themselves.
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