Pages tagged “issue 43”

For the Birds: Shearwater Frontman Drops Some Science

On a warm February day in South Carolina, Shearwater’s Jonathan Meiburg embarks on a bird-spotting stroll through the Audubon Swamp Garden at Magnolia Plantation—the same swamp John James Audubon visited 150 years ago...  read more

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Alanis Morissette: Flavors of Entanglement

Most people aren’t familiar with the three albums of new material Alanis Morissette has released since...  read more

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Another Side of Jakob Dylan

After five albums and 18 years fronting The Wallflowers, Jakob Dylan has built the confidence to “go acoustic” on his first solo album, the Rick Rubin-produced Seeing Things. Historically speaking, this is a very big deal, because the 38-year-old Dylan has fashioned...  read more

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Lewis Black

Me of Little Faith falls somewhere between satire and memoir into a...  read more

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Ladytron: Velocifero

One of the first groups to bring the electroclash movement into the public eye...  read more

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Ed Harcourt: The Beautiful Lie

Ed Harcourt’s fifth album begins with grandiosely titled opener...  read more

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When Did You Last See Your Father?

Based on the British poet Blake...  read more

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Savage Grace

In a decade when the dysfunctional family has become its own film genre...  read more

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John Hiatt: Same Old Man

On his 19th studio album, John Hiatt has rediscovered his...  read more

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Dana Jennings

Last June, as a guest of Marty Stuart, I got to sing a couple of my songs...  read more

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