“Wall of Shame” to Launch on The Fourth of July
A red, white, and blue public art project displaying the stories and crimes of the 1,500+ January 6th rioters pardoned by Trump.
“Wall of Shame” to Launch on The Fourth of July Read More »
A red, white, and blue public art project displaying the stories and crimes of the 1,500+ January 6th rioters pardoned by Trump.
“Wall of Shame” to Launch on The Fourth of July Read More »
NYPL’s annual festival shines a spotlight on artists from across the globe.
The New Rap Language at NYPL’s World Literature and Arts Festival Read More »
Why has pop music moved away from lower male voices? They can be heard as more mature, seductive, and thus potentially dangerous.
Why Go Low When You Can Go High? Read More »
Billy Joel is a pop stylist before anything else, but his jazzy sensibilities make his songs sound slightly different than the rest.
When the Piano Man Picks Up a Guitar Read More »
On “Siamese Dream,” Billy Corgan creates a fullness of sound and texture that wallops the listener with a tidal wave of fuzzed-out arena rock
Billy Corgan’s Wall of Sound Read More »
Pat Boone’s metal album was head-scratching but harmless fun. That doesn’t make it any less strange.
Stupid Pop Star Tricks: Pat Boone’s “In a Metal Mood…” Read More »
In 1998, Robbie Robertson explored his Indigenous roots with an ambitious and rewarding album.
Albums You Might Not Know: Robbie Robertson’s “Contact From the Underworld of Redboy” Read More »
The Timothée Chalamet Bob Dylan biopic doesn’t tell the whole story. The “Judas” jeers happened in Manchester in 1966.
A Year After Going Electric, Bob Dylan’s Transformation Was Still Making Waves Read More »
Bad Religion’s “Christmas Songs” celebrates a time when Christianity wasn’t merely performative.
The Only Christmas Album You Need Read More »
Adam Carlson shares his thoughts on how pop Christmas music is ruining the holidays.
The Case Against Pop Christmas Music Read More »