1996
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The Recoup Song Of The Week is “F For Fake” by John Fahey, taken from his Drag City release, Proofs & Refutations. Read more
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The short-lived band Calm offered a transitional phase between the post-hardcore noise band Mohinder and the space rock atmospherics of Duster. The band’s humble discography has just now been reissued, and it offers an interesting snapshot of a now-revered band’s early development. Read more
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We pay tribute to the late Adam Schlesinger by revisiting the first song we ever heard from his beloved band Fountains Of Wayne. Read more
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Taken from the Third Man Records release, Tremble Under Boom Lights. Read more
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RIP Ric Ocasek. Read more
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Taken from the Vapor Records release, Dead Man. Read more
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Dan Loves Patti’, the sole album from Chicago musician Chris Holmes’ studio project Yum-Yum, is one of the truly lost gems of the 1990s, and this reissue is a wonderful reintroduction to a band you probably never heard the first time. Read more
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Dan Loves Patti’, the sole album from Chicago musician Chris Holmes’ studio project Yum-Yum, is one of the truly lost gems of the 1990s, and this reissue is a wonderful reintroduction to a band you probably never heard the first time. Read more
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Taken from the Cyclic Law release, Dark Age Of Reason. Read more
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Taken from the Mental Experience release, Epitaph For Venus. Read more
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