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• Sons of Rock: Rufus Wainwright vs. Julian Lennon

  by Lavinia Jones Wright•September 17, 2008•Comments (0)

  Enter Rufus Wainwright, son of ’60s folk-rock icon Loudon Wainwright III, a man who discarded the band recommended to him by producer Arif Marden and recorded his Atlantic Records debut with nothing but an angsty voice and gritty guitar. Enter Julian Lennon, son of the Beatles’ genius co-frontman, John Lennon. (read more)

• Loudon Wainwright III

  by Lavinia Jones Wright•August 20, 2008•Comments (0)

  "arrangements are complex and full, augmented by the moans of lap steel and peals of piano" (read more)

• Dark Side of the Death Star (or How I Wasted Eleven Months of My Life)

  by James Greene, Jr.•July 9, 2008•Comments (11)

  White Zombie’s landmark 1992 album La Sexorcisto: Devil Music, Vol. 1 certainly seemed like the type of sample-heavy rock freak-out that would align perfectly with a wild, outer space adventure starring Mark Hamill. Also, I figured it would be pretty cool watching Darth Vader parade around to all those bad-ass metal riffs. That alone might keep me from dozing off in the middle of said experiment. The following evening (read more)

• Riot on the Road to Ruin: The Ramones vs. The Queers

  by James Greene, Jr.•June 11, 2008•Comments (3)

  The Queers came together at the tail end of that period, forming in scenic Portsmouth, NH. King, the band’s original singer/guitarist, and his pals adopted the dark themes that hung over the earliest ‘Mones material and twisted them into absolutely sick, speedy hardcore blasts. The Ramones wanted to sniff glue; the Queers announced “We’d Have a Riot Doing Heroin.” The Ramones wanted to whack kids (read more)

• Emmylou Harris

  by Steve Matteo•May 28, 2008•Comments (0)

  "the country base is still there, but there’s a richness and fullness of sound to the music" (read more)

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