From the Archives: Rounding up Mike Garson, his Now Music, visual...
It all began at the start of this month with an exclusive interview with Mike Garson talking about his new solo album, the David...
From the Archives: Mike Garson on working with David Bowie (Part...
As promised in my exclusive interview with keyboardist Mike Garson posted last week (Mike Garson talks about ‘David Bowie Variations’: an Indie Ethos exclusive), I...
From the Archives: David Bowie’s hours… reissue on vinyl and my...
The news came last week via the official website of David Bowie: Bowie's 1999 album hours... will finally see official release on vinyl by...
From the Archives: Mike Garson goes from jazz to Bowie (Part...
As already established in my earlier posts culled from several interviews with Mike Garson for an unpublished piece regarding his contribution to the music of...
From the Archives: Iron and Wine, Part 2 of 2
As promised in the first part of this two-part series of “From the Archives,” here are some samples of the reporting I did to...
From the Archives: Illuminating Eyes Wide Shut with a Lacanian analysis
"Explanations are bound to fail. Every viewer will be an expert on sexual fantasy and jealousy and will find his or her individual connection...
From the Archives: David Bowie’s Heathen and Reality reissues on the...
While we're sharing old David Bowie reviews along with reissue news, it's only been a few years since we mentioned that Bowie's brilliant 2002...
From the archives: Tony Levin interview 2003, Part 2 of 3:...
Thanks to DGM Live (King Crimson’s website) for linking directly to these series of posts, my full-length interview with King Crimson bassist/Stick man and...
From the Archives: David Bowie’s longest ever performance happened in Fort...
Back in October of 1997, I wrote about what will go down in history as David Bowie's longest ever live performance. I was following...
From the Archives: Aphex Twin – ‘Richard D. James’ reissued on...
I do feel it seems rather pointless to reissue music largely produced on computer via vinyl record. Vinyl is an analog medium, after all,...