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The Top 10 Albums I Didn't Review in 2008

The Top 10 Albums I Didn't Review in 2008

I missed the boat on getting as many CDs reviewed as I wanted to in 2008 (a subtle hint at a 2009 resolution of mine) so here are some stellar albums that deserve more than the short mention they are receiving below: more ›

New Music Double Feature - Best of the Last Two Weeks: Dean & Britta, Dr. Dog, Electric Light Orchestra, Jesu, Nouvelle Vague, David Bowie, Luscious Jackson, Money Mark, Pagoda, Tim Fite, Erasure, Southern Culture On The Skids, Irving

New Music Double Feature - Best of the Last Two Weeks: Dean & Britta, Dr. Dog, Electric Light Orchestra, Jesu, Nouvelle Vague, David Bowie, Luscious Jackson, Money Mark, Pagoda, Tim Fite, Erasure, Southern Culture On The Skids, Irving

The Ataris - Welcome the Night (Sanctuary) David Bowie - Station to Station [VCT] (Virgin) David Bromberg - Try Me One More Time (Appleseed) Bobby Conn - King for a Day (Thrill Jockey) Dean & Britta - Back Numbers (Rounder) Delorean - You Can't Win (Yep Roc) John Denver - Essential John Denver (RCA) Dr. Dog - We All Belong (Park the Van) Electric Light Orchestra - Out of the Blue [30th Anniversary Edition]... more ›

Top Five New CD Releases

Top Five New CD Releases

Be Your Own Pet Be Your Own Pet (Ecstatic Peace) – Thurston Moore signed this teenage band from Nashville. Critics like to compare the lead singer to Karen O of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. Most critics think it’s a fun, infectious record but detractors criticize the lack of sophistication. The whole thing only lasts 33 minutes. Tickets are still available for their show at the Troubadour on June 27th. more ›

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