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• Rolling Stone Oldham: Talented, Insulting, Outrageous

  by Keith Altham•July 23, 2008•Comments (0)

  Andrew Oldham is egotistical, talented, insulting, outrageous, and likeable almost in spite of himself. He manages the world's number two group, owns his own record company, produces discs, writes songs, sleeve notes, and poetry, and publishes the Beach Boys' music in Britain. In the hip vocabulary of pop music they say he is "happening." Perhaps Mama Cass stressed (read more)

• No Age

  by Howard Wyman•May 7, 2008•Comments (1)

  "the flooded No Age fuzz-crunch we already know we love, yet in sprightly new packages" (read more)

• Young Knives

  by Aaron Sankin•March 12, 2008•Comments (7)

  "production is immaculate and full of the little tricks" (read more)

• Your Handy Guide to the Month in Music

  by Mike Conklin•February 27, 2008•Comments (0)

  February is a weird month for the music industry. It starts off slow, with release schedules kept to a bare minimum, allowing everyone the chance  to recover from the barrage of year-end lists that continued popping up straight through January. (Is it just me, or is the Village Voice's annual (read more)

• Jon Landau: It’s Too Late to Stop Now

  by Simon Frith•February 20, 2008•Comments (2)

  I feel uneasy, confronting Landau. If a rock critic is a parasite, what is the critic of a rock critic? Landau is a rock critic pure and simple. He subtitles his book A Rock And Roll Journal, but it’s essentially a collection of past reviews, mostly of records, mostly from Rolling Stone and The Phoenix. (read more)

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