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Music Archives: 09/2019

Say Yes to this astonishing guitar solo from ‘Starship Trooper’

If you’re “of a certain age”–say mid-to-late-50s on up–then prog rock was most likely part of the musical background of your existence. You might not…

Richard Metzger
Sep 29, 2019

‘You never give your money’: Do you really need that new ‘deluxe’ version of ‘Abbey Road’?

I'm listening to the stereo version first. It's a solid 10/10, or better even, considering the importance of the music. A+++ I'm pretty sure I'm…

Richard Metzger
Sep 28, 2019

The Replacements battle their producer in stormy first attempt to record ‘Don’t Tell a Soul’

After a long search for who would produce the follow-up to the Replacements album, Please to Meet Me (1987), Tony Berg was selected. At the…

Bart Bealmear
Sep 26, 2019

‘Hands Up! Get Down!’: The ‘garage-groovin’, punk-glam chaos’ of Fat Cops (an exclusive interview)

In 2014, Scotland held a referendum on whether to be an independent nation again or remain part of the UK. Like all binary referenda it…

Paul Gallagher
Sep 25, 2019

Black Box Recorder: ‘Life is Unfair,’ so kill yourself or get over it

This post was originally published here a little over a year ago, before ‘Life is Unfair,’ the Black Box Recorder box set, came out on…

Richard Metzger
Sep 23, 2019

Dinosaur Jr drama derails group, but band bounces back with classic LP, ‘Green Mind’ (a DM premiere)

After three albums, tensions within Dinosaur Jr were coming to a head. The band was become increasingly popular, but the three members of the group…

Bart Bealmear
Sep 20, 2019

‘Looking For The Sun’: The Lost Productions of Curt Boettcher & Friends

High Moon Records’ upcoming Looking For The Sun is a compilation of rare singles and lost cuts from visionary “sunshine pop” producer Curt Boettcher and…

Richard Metzger
Sep 20, 2019

Kenneth Anger & Brian Butler’s Autumnal Equinox Ritual: A magickal working in light and sound

Not to put too fine a point on it, but who knows, this weekend in Los Angeles might be your last chance ever to bask…

Richard Metzger
Sep 16, 2019

Grauzone: The ice cold sounds of classic 80s Swiss new wavers

Grauzone (German for “grey area”) was a Swiss synthpop group formed in 1979 who recorded four singles and one album. They played just ten concerts…

Richard Metzger
Sep 16, 2019

Trippin’ vindaloo: Talkin’ ’bout the birds & bees, rats and goats with King Khan!

Photo by Mariexxme King Khan! Man of many bands and many hands. Satanic, shamanic, bananic, messianic and more and more titanic, King Khan spurts to…

Howie Pyro
Sep 12, 2019

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