Category Archives: Pop Musik

  1. The Priests of RockThink

    5

    March 10, 2013 by s woods

    It has always been hard for the priests of RockThink to deal with punk in any manner other than ideological; …
    Continue reading

  2. The last gasp of true Top 40

    4

    March 10, 2013 by s woods

    There was one brief and somewhat tarnished moment during my adolescence — somewhere around 1966-1967 — in which I couldn’t …
    Continue reading

  3. Buzz and Joy under the influence of

    Leave a comment

    March 8, 2013 by s woods

    In truth, by criticising pop music NME are merely biting the hand that feeds them. Pop music as every person …
    Continue reading

  4. Last Gangnam in Town

    Leave a comment

    February 21, 2013 by s woods

    Radio has had a major role in the Hot 100 since its inception in 1958, and as long as terrestrial …
    Continue reading

  5. Just Another Moody Monday

    Leave a comment

    February 11, 2013 by s woods

    Someone emailed me on the weekend, with a link to Rick Moody’s recently published Salon piece about Taylor Swift, adding, …
    Continue reading

  6. Petulia

    1

    February 8, 2013 by s woods

    Anthony Easton: At first I was sad that the production obscured her voice, but it’s in the same sub-genre as KLF and Tammy …
    Continue reading

  7. Disco Bubblegum

    Leave a comment

    January 31, 2013 by s woods

    “There are many substantial reasons for linking disco with bubblegum; the comparisons, endless. Like [Kasenetz and Katz]‘s clapping sound, Euro- …
    Continue reading

  8. Singles Jukebox

    Leave a comment

    June 15, 2011 by s woods

    The only music review section in the world I give even a smidgen of a damn about these days is …
    Continue reading

  9. A Gaggle of Gaga

    Leave a comment

    June 10, 2011 by s woods

      While we’re on the topic. A critical roundup, of sorts. Alfred Soto: “With Born This Way, Gaga aspires to …
    Continue reading

  10. Goo-Goo for Gaga

    1

    June 10, 2011 by s woods

    In Defense of Gaga: Bill Holdship makes a case why she’s the greatest pop star on the planet (Metro Times) …
    Continue reading

Follow

Get every new post delivered to your Inbox.

Join 63 other followers