The Recoup

SINCE 2013: Books and books and books and books and occasionally other things

Alex Chilton

  • The fourth and final Big Star studio album is more a curiosity than a follow-up to the band’s highly revered trilogy of albums, good in its own way but not an album that necessarily meets the overwhelming expectations caused by the anticipation of a new Big Star album. Read more

  • The fourth and final Big Star studio album is more a curiosity than a follow-up to the band’s highly revered trilogy of albums, good in its own way but not an album that necessarily meets the overwhelming expectations caused by the anticipation of a new Big Star album. Read more

  • Alex Chilton: Reissues

    We take a look at four recent archival reissues that highlight the talent and the creative range of the late Alex Chilton. Read more

  • Taken from the forthcoming Omnivore Recordings release, A Man Called Destruction. Read more

  • Taken from the forthcoming Omnivore Recordings release, Complete Third. Read more

  •   On February 13, 1997, Alex Chilton was to play the final night of a two-night booking at New York’s Knitting Factory. A problem arose, though: the power went out. Chilton, however, being a true performer, simply pulled out his acoustic guitar, while his drummer Richard Dwarkin set up a basic drum kit, and he Read more