Music: New Wave
Currently listing articles 193-151:
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Music Review: Baskervilles - Twilight— This still largely unknown NYC group has made one of the best and fun indie pop CDs you'll hear this summer.
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Devo Sues McDonald’s; New Wave Nigel Under Fire— Devo vs. McDonald's - round one
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Music Review: The Delta Fiasco - Dreameater EP— Despite periods of repetition, "Dreameater" is an entertaining first glimpse at Liverpool's newest nu rave rock export The Delta Fiasco.
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Music Review: Hour of the Shipwreck - The Hour Is Upon Us — Welcome to Goth Disneyland.
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Music Review: The B-52s - Funplex— The B-52s excellent new album invites listeners to party like it's 1989.
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Music Review: Dialtone - No Hang-Ups— Dialtone releases their debut album. It's a strong start to a promising career.
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Satire: New Kids on the Block Fans Vindicated— Blockheads rejoice as the Kids' tour offers bargain-basement ticket prices.
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Music Review: Nick Lowe - Jesus Of Cool — Time to worship at Nick Lowe's altar.
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Music DVD Review: Roxy Music - The Thrill of It All— The Thrill of it All is still a thrill.
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Music Review: Elvis Costello and the Imposters - Momofuku— Elvis Costello's latest album; look for the deluxe reissue in 25 years.
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Music Review: Santogold - Santogold— Santi White's debut finally gets a release and it's well worth the wait.
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Looking Forward: New Albums From Weezer, Roxy Music, And More— Plenty of singer/songwriter releases coming up.
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Music Review: Robert Forster - The Evangelist— The former Go-Between mourns the loss of his onetime band cohort.
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Concert Review: B-52's At The House of Blues, Cleveland OH, 4/29/08
— Grab a ticket to one of the dates in your area. You'll have fun, guaranteed!
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Concert Review: Coachella - Day Three - 4/27/08 — A look at day three of the music festival.
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Music Review: Voyager One - Afterhours in the Afterlife— There should be an advisory on this album: If you’re prone to headaches, don’t listen to it.
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Concert Review: The Nightwatchman & Friends - Troubadour, West Hollywood, CA - 4/15/08— Morello and his musical friends put on a night to remember for a good cause.
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Music Review: Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark – Live: Architecture & Morality & More— The wait was worth it!
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Music Review: Wednesday Week - What We Had— Noble Rot reissues a criminally under-heard disc of 80’s girl group power-pop.
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Music Review: Joe Jackson — Rain— With his superb new album, Joe Jackson continues to defy stereotypes and confound expectations
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Music Review: Elvis Costello And The Attractions - This Year's Model (Deluxe Edition) — A great reissue of one of the best albums of all time; now with a previously unreleased concert.
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Who Else Is Nervous? R.E.M.’s Upcoming Album— One R.E.M. fan has got the jitters about the band's upcoming album.
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Music Review: B-52s - Funplex
— The Athens, Georgia goof-butts release their first new album in sixteen years.
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Music Review: Indie Round-Up - Nackman, English, Means, Handcuffs, Soul Summit— Alex Nackman crafts shimmery, hooky songs; The Handcuffs combine 80's new wave with 00's crunch on their catchy, highly appealing tracks.
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The Rockologist: Punk Rock, New Wave, and the Jesus Of Cool— The late seventies were a very strange time for rock music.
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Music Review: Nick Lowe - Jesus of Cool
— A classic pop-rock album from the late seventies gets a long-overdue deluxe reissue.
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Concert News: The National/Modest Mouse/R.E.M. Mega Tour— News of the upcoming Modest Mouse, The National, and R.E.M. Super Tour.
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Music Review: Peter Holsapple & Chris Stamey, Mavericks— CCM reissues a new edition of an unjustly neglected pop-rock gem.
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A.L. Harper's Top Ten Albums of 2007— So few fabulous albums were released, it has been difficult to choose any. And this ten probably aren't what you're expecting.
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Music Review: Ghostwheel - Newborn— An ambitious cover album featuring some of Depeche Mode's lesser-known gems.
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Vinyl Tap: My Top Ten Album Reissues for 2007— Zevon on Fire, Twilley Sincerely, Lofgrenesque, Pretenders Crawl, Costello Aims, HaveWilbury-WillTravel, U2 up a Tree, ELO out of the Blue, Secondhand Magazine, Faces OohLaLa!
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Music Review: Martin Atkins & Various Performers - Made In China and Look Directly Into The Sun— They sound like they're discovering the incredible freedom and release that comes from playing with abandon and getting lost in that moment.
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Music Review: Bush Tetras – Very Very Happy— New York’s pioneering noise funkers return to once more lambaste all the creeps.
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Music Review: David Bowie - David Bowie Box— David Bowie as elder statesman and quiet revolutionary. Strange changes, indeed.
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Music Review: Dave Gahan - Hourglass — Dave Gahan releases a winner with Hourglass. It’s sexy, it’s sultry, it’s just plain enjoyable.
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Music Review: Depeche Mode Reissues Ultra and Exciter— Depeche Mode rereleases Ultra and Exciter in expanded 2-disc sets.
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Music Review: Duran Duran Red Carpet Massacre— Duran Duran returns with a new album!
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Music Review: The Golden Dogs - Big Eye Little Eye— Canada's Golden Dogs blend art school D.I.Y. with a solid appreciation for 70s poppishness.
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Music Review: Talking Heads Best of the Talking Heads— Don't miss out on this terrific album
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Music Review: Various Artists - Downtown 81 Soundtrack— The soundtrack to the cult film Downtown 81 is jazzy, funky, new wavey, and generally fun and fabulous.
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Music Review: Josie Cotton - Invasion of the B-Girls — Invasion of the B-Girls is a collection cute and campy B-movie theme songs.
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Music Review : Band of the Week - The Trucks— You'll like it, you'll love it....
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Interview: Band of the Week - The Trucks
— The Trucks' drive has almost certainly put them on the road to the big time.
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