Another week, another Tuesday, another flurry of new music. As new albums drop, this column will do its best to track the notable releases so you don’t have to. Only new material is included in this list; compilations, re-releases, live albums and remixes will generally not be covered.
What’s New in Music 4/1/2008
April 1st, 2008 by Eric Atienza · 1 Comment
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What’s the Big Deal with Vampire Weekend?
March 28th, 2008 by Eric Atienza · No Comments
In late March 2007 as I was getting off the subway I picked up a copy of the most recent issue of The L Magazine. The week’s feature was “8 New York Bands You Need to Hear” and I, always on the lookout for bands I need to hear, eagerly paged through the to […]
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Anti-Emo Violence Erupts in Mexico… Nobody Saw This Coming
March 27th, 2008 by Eric Atienza · No Comments
In the United States these days the term “emo” is widely misunderstood, sometimes to hilarious effect. The modern emo subculture is often the butt of jokes from all sections of American society and is widely seen as a subset of overly depressed, angsty, suburban teens whose social status is derived from who can out-miserable whom. […]
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Listening In Live to Tilly and the Wall: 3/21/2008
March 25th, 2008 by Eric Atienza · No Comments
Since the moment they decided to use Jamie Williams‘ tap-dancing feet for percussion instead of drums, Tilly and the Wall has been a band unafraid of taking chances with its music. This fondness for experimentation was once again clear from the six brand new songs that were on exhibit during the group’s latest stop at […]
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What’s New in Music 3/25/2008
March 25th, 2008 by Eric Atienza · No Comments
Another week, another Tuesday, another flurry of new music. As new albums drop, this column will do its best to track the notable releases so you don’t have to. Only new material is included in this list; compilations, re-releases, live albums and remixes will generally not be covered.
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The Artists in Profile: She and Him
March 13th, 2008 by Eric Atienza · 1 Comment
Actors moving on to the music business is in no way a new idea, however it’s an incredibly hazardous one. For every intriguing project involving Scarlett Johansson singing Tom Waits songs there lies a Bruce Willis band, or a Shaquille O’Neal hip-hop record. Credence is clearly lent to the project when, in the case […]
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What’s New in Music 3/4/2008
March 4th, 2008 by Eric Atienza · No Comments
Another week, another Tuesday, another flurry of new music. As new albums drop, this column will do its best to track the notable releases so you don’t have to. Only new material is included in this list; compilations, re-releases, live albums and remixes will generally not be covered.
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What’s New in Music 2/26/2008
February 26th, 2008 by Eric Atienza · No Comments
Another week, another Tuesday, another flurry of new music. As new albums drop, this column will do its best to track the notable releases so you don’t have to. Only new material is included in this list; compilations, re-releases, live albums and remixes will generally not be covered.
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What’s New in Music 2/20/2008
February 20th, 2008 by Eric Atienza · No Comments
Another week, another Tuesday Wednesday, another flurry of new music. As new albums drop, this column will do its best to track the notable releases so you don’t have to. Only new material is included in this list; compilations, re-releases, live albums and remixes will generally not be covered.
This week is packed at an unprecedented […]
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Note to Republicans: Rock Musicians are Usually Liberal
February 19th, 2008 by Eric Atienza · No Comments
On the Republican side in this election cycle many if not most of the candidates have been running the “I’m the most like Ronald Reagan” campaign. This has been true during the debates, in their stump speeches, and just like when Reagan famously praised Bruce Springsteen, in the music they choose to associate with their […]
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