ALBUMS: Punch The Clockface
On his latest solo outing, Elvis Costello still surprises, mixing at least two distinct styles for a complicated look at the passing of time and more
Read moreOn his latest solo outing, Elvis Costello still surprises, mixing at least two distinct styles for a complicated look at the passing of time and more
Read moreLooking back at 40 years of the New Wave icon’s first singles collection
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Read moreJim Sullivan recounts his years in conversation with the man born Declan MacManus 66 years ago today
Read moreCelebrating 40 years of a most auspicious eponymous debut
Read moreReflecting on the Detroit soul singer’s career beyond Was (Not Was)
Read moreWhy we need the levity of John Flansburgh and John Linnell’s college radio classic now more than ever
Read moreLinda Ronstadt started the 1980s trying to figure out new wave. Kinda.
Read more10 songs about aging in rock ‘n’ roll from legendary acts in the prime of their youth
Read moreHow Elvis Costello’s soul searching about face expanded the New Wave lexicon in 1980
Read moreA tribute and a belated, rescheduled interview with Muffs bassist Ronnie Barnett, on her life and their band’s final album, No Holiday.
Read moreAs the guitarist headlines the Jazz Standard this weekend, we take a deeper look at his Blue Note debut
Read moreThe King and Queen of New Wave hit Beantown on their blockbuster summer tour
Read moreIn 1994, Elvis Costello reentered the building with his most electric album since Blood & Chocolate
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