The twelve tracks on the Arling and Cameron
Through the tributes to the Pixies
The album remains showy throughout, but its unevenness doesn
Vocalist. Songwriter. Poet. Author. Actor. Talk-show host?
America
The Decline of Country and Western Civilization Part II: The Woodwind Years is an excellent place to start for new Lambchop fans, even though it is a collection of rarities and B-sides to their better known singles.
How We Operate proves Gomez can still garner the hype, but there is no heart behind it.
No one was more surprised than Glen Phillips when a song called
Below the Branches eclecticism showcases Stoltz as a musician in the highest order, and someone who deserves a little more attention than the Johnny Come-Latelys.
This will be the album that will have longtime fans of the Devics bragging to newcomers that they liked them before they got popular, and have the Johnny-come-latelys scrambling to find their entire back catalog.
Truth is that there is nothing as complex as the teenage mind to be had on The Subway’s Young for Eternity, just a teenager screaming as loud as he can over second-hand riffs. Corporate synergy once again fails. The one positive thing Young for Eternity might accomplish is that the pre-teens who purchase it may find this as dreadful as I did and learn that they can