New album review: Camera Obscura’s “My Maudlin Career”
April 24, 2009 Leave a Comment
Review of Camera Obscura’s My Maudlin Career on Billboard.com (and in the May 2 issue of the magazine). Album is out now on 4AD.
New album review: Ida Maria’s “Fortress Round My Heart”
April 23, 2009 1 Comment
Review of Ida Maria’s Fortress Round My Heart on East Village Radio
LOVE this album!!! Really want to see her live …
New album review: Metric’s “Fantasies”
April 17, 2009 Leave a Comment
Review of Metric’s Fantasies on Billboard.com (and in the April 25 issue of the print mag)
Currently one of my favorite albums. Can’t wait to see them in Detroit in June!
New music feature: The New York Dolls
April 13, 2009 Leave a Comment
New York Dolls feature on Billboard.com (and in the April 18 issue of Billboard Magazine)
I think my Q&A with David Johansen will be posted online too, but not totally sure about that. He rambled a bit.
The New York Dolls’ “Trash” a looong time ago:
The New York Dolls’ MySpace (new album, ‘Cause I Sez So is out May 5 on Atco Records)
New album review: Telepathe’s “Dance Mother”
April 13, 2009 Leave a Comment
East Village Radio review of Telepathe’s debut, Dance Mother, out April 14 on IAMSOUND
New music feature: Joker’s Daughter
April 10, 2009 Leave a Comment
Joker’s Daughter feature on venuszine.com
Joker’s Daughter is singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Helena Costas, who teamed with Danger Mouse as her producer for her debut album The Last Laugh for Conor Oberst’s Team Love label. I think the story turned out fine but this interview was a technological nightmare! Because Helena lives in London, it was supposed to be on Skype, then Skype kept cutting out and/or not connecting, so we decided to do the interview via instant message … but then the Internet in my house went out so I had to run to the coffee shop to finish it.
New album review: Lady Sovereign’s “Jigsaw”
April 5, 2009 Leave a Comment
Review of Lady Sovereign’s “Jigsaw” on Billboard.com (and in this week’s print issue). Album is out April 7 on Sov’s new label, Midget Records.
