When Johnny Comes Marching Home: Rock ‘n’ Roll at 50
Lennon’s covers album looked like one more solo folly, but it was a turning point
Read moreLennon’s covers album looked like one more solo folly, but it was a turning point
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Read moreThe prettiest “ditch trilogy” album saw the artist climbing out and walking on
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Read moreThe Mekon, Waco Brother and Man of Gwent on old friends, new music and the surprise favorite of his albums
Read moreElvis Costello and the Attractions’ unhappiest (but not worst) album reaches its bitter middle age
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Read moreElizabeth Nelson on her band’s brilliant new album, the state of the arts and the subtle link between Taylor Swift and fascism
Read moreLooking back on Jason Lytle & co. in the wake of the lovely new album Blu Wav
Read moreThe Fountains of Wayne guitarist’s latest, EP II, comes out this Friday
Read moreA look back at the Long Island troubadour’s well-hyped, long-lost debut
Read moreOn the Genesis frontman’s beautiful and frustrating new album, 20 years in the making
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