ALBUM REVIEW: “Shame, Shame” by Dr. Dog… Less production, but more BITE!
Check out our review of the latest release from Philadelphia’s own, Dr. Dog!
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ALBUM REVIEW: “New Amerykah Part Two: Return of the Ankh” by Erykah Badu… A masterpiece of monotony
Check out our review of Erykah Badu’s long awaited, latest release… and don’t forget to bring your patchouli!
ALBUM REVIEW: “My World 2.0″ by Justin Bieber
Check out our review of the blow dried teeny bopper sensation Justin Bieber’s latest album!
ALBUM REVIEW: Adam Green – ‘Minor Love’
Artist: Adam Green Album: Minor Love Label: Fat Possum Rating: 9.2/10 What do you get when you add one part early Lou Reed, two parts Leonard Cohen, a soupcon of Beck and just the tiniest splash of Iggy Pop? Adam Green’s latest record that’s what…. And that is a damn good thing. This 14 song [...]
ALBUM REVIEW: Juliana Hatfield – ‘Peace & Love’
Check out our review of 90s alternaqueen, Juliana Hatfield’s latest record.
ALBUM REVIEW: The Flaming Lips And Stardeath And White Dwarfs With Henry Rollins And Peaches Doing Dark Side Of The Moon
My assignment was to review the new full-album cover of Pink Floyd’s ‘Dark Side of the Moon’ by The Flaming Lips and protégés Stardeath & White Dwarfs. I suppose I’ve been asked to do so for one of many reasons – I’ve done time in a Floyd cover band; I’m a huge fan of the band, particularly their material from 1968-1972; and, debatably, I’m the Zeitgeisty Report’s resident Pink Floyd Expert© – for what that’s worth.
ALBUM REVIEW: Rob Zombie – ‘Hellbilly Deluxe 2′
Rock, motherf*cker/Rock, motherf*cker/Rock, motherf*cker/Yeah (as gruffly intoned by Mr. Zombie on the single “Sick Bubblegum”), is the kind of chorus that could be somewhat subversive and at least momentarily exciting coming from Britney or Miley, but from Zombie at this juncture, it just sounds rather obligatory and tired.
ALBUM REVIEW: Elvis Costello and the Attractions – ‘Live at Hollywood High’
Elvis Costello is one of rock history’s greatest chameleons, changing hats effortlessly through his prodigious career. Punk, soul singer, crooner, country and western yokeler, lounge lizard, jazzman, conductor of a string quartet, even TALK SHOW HOST… this remarkable man has done it all.
NICK JONAS: The Voice of his Generation… an Album Review
In the early 60s, they called Bob Dylan the “voice of his generation”. But, he disavowed himself of the moniker and all the baggage that came along with it, seeing right through the hackneyed expression with eyes miles wiser than the scruffy, young, ragamuffin poet the mainstream media and liberal elite took him for. An image, they themselves had created.
Years later, the same old characters tried to pin that donkey’s tail on Kurt Cobain… with the same results. Only in this instance, he was so sickened by it all he blew a hole in his head.
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