One word kept coming up when going through the forty songs of U2’s mammoth release Songs of Surrender, and that word was: why?
With quarter-century hindsight, U2’s Pop (released 3/3/97) takes on more significance than it had at the time of its original release. Or in the interim immediately following for that matter.
Achtung Baby (released 11/18/91) represents the flashpoint of popularity and ambition for U2. The mega-successful Irish band has become something of a caricature of itself in the three-decade interim since
“She’s up all night for dasuuumn / We’re up all night fugoofuunn” — Bono
And they’re probably announcing the release during a Super Bowl ad. Because, ya know, Bono.
Trooper, a new beer, has the Iron Maiden seal of approval + Jason Molina tribute album and fresh linkage
Two big stories from Bonnaroo / Great GoogaMooga organizers Superfly Presents.
All hope isn’t lost for those hoping to attend The Great GoogaMooga festival this May.
Who does the best version of Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)?
This summer jam-pop trio Dispatch will head out on their first extended tour together since 2002, which kicks off with a three-night run at the legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre from
