New Rock&Roll& column at Barnes & Noble Review:
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And It Don't Stop on Substack Robert Christgau's newsletter And It Don't Stop appears three (or four) times a month on Substack. Subscribe here. Robert Christgau's Big-Hearted Theory of Pop Book Reports features reviews of not only the pop-music tomes you'd predict but also literary fiction, Marxist-adjacent cultural commentary, feminist debates over pornography, and even books about the past decade's financial crisis. It follows a collection that Christgau published last year, Is It Still Good to Ya? Fifty Years of Rock Criticism, 1967-2017, which includes Christgau's takes on, among many other things, classic rock, Kanye West, the music of Desert Storm, Lollapalooza, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, and so-called guilty pleasures--a category that Christgau rejects, since, for rock critics, as he puts it, "pleasure is where meaning begins." Together, these collections make the sneaky case that Christgau is not just the Dean of American Rock Critics, his self-awarded and perhaps slightly off-putting nickname, but one of America's sharper public intellectuals of the past half century, and certainly one of its most influential--not to mention one of the better stylists in that cohort. Fun is a big part of why. --David Cantwell, The New Yorker NewsRock & Roll &: Character References
New Rock&Roll& column at Barnes & Noble Review: [posted by Webmaster on 2009-06-15] Consumer Guide (June 2009) New Consumer Guide for June 2009. Featured albums:
Honorable Mentions: Extra Golden, Strange Boys, PJ Harvey, On Ka'a Davis, Asher Roth, Buraka Som Sistema, The Rough Guide to Afrobeat Revival, Conor Oberst, Marnie Stern, Sir Lord Von Raven, The Girls, Marnie Stern, brakesbrakesbrakes, Cursive, Titus Andronicus. Choice Cuts: Keri Hilson, Anjani, Lucky Dube. More Duds: Bon Iver, Ciara, Peter Doherty, Fleet Foxes, Peter Bjorn and John, Jayme Stone & Mansa Sissoko. [posted by Webmaster on 2009-06-01] Rock & Roll &: Positive Harangues
New Rock&Roll& column at Barnes & Noble Review:
[posted by Webmaster on 2009-05-11] Blender (RIP) The May 2005 issue of Blender did not, and will not, appear. Some leftover reviews intended for the issue have, however, appeared on the website:
For more info on Blender, see here. [posted by Webmaster on 2009-05-01] Consumer Guide (May 2009) New Consumer Guide for May 2009. Featured albums:
[posted by Webmaster on 2009-05-01] Rock & Roll &: Charity Cases
New Rock&Roll& column at Barnes & Noble Review:
[posted by Webmaster on 2009-04-13] Consumer Guide (April 2009) New Consumer Guide for April 2009. Featured albums:
PS: Original post repeated March's "More Duds"; this will be corrected. [posted by Webmaster on 2009-04-01] Blender (April 2009) New reviews:
[posted by Webmaster on 2009-03-25] Rock & Roll &: Remembrance of Seasons Passed
New Rock&Roll& column at Barnes & Noble Review: [posted by Webmaster on 2009-03-16] Consumer Guide (March 2009) New Consumer Guide for March 2009. Featured albums:
[posted by Webmaster on 2009-03-01] Rock & Roll &: Lily Allen
New Rock&Roll& column at Barnes & Noble Review: [posted by Webmaster on 2009-02-16] Blender (March 2009) New reviews:
[posted by Webmaster on 2009-02-07] Consumer Guide (February 2009) New Consumer Guide for February 2009. Featured albums:
[posted by Webmaster on 2009-02-01] Dean's List The long-awaited 2008 Dean's List is now available here. The Village Voice Pazz & Jop poll results are available here. [posted by Webmaster on 2009-01-22] Rock & Roll &
New Rock&Roll& column at Barnes & Noble Review: [posted by Webmaster on 2009-01-19] Blender (February 2009) New reviews:
[posted by Webmaster on 2009-01-19] Consumer Guide (January 2009) New Consumer Guide for January 2009. Featured albums:
[posted by Webmaster on 2009-01-01] ARTicles By the way, Robert Christgau writes an occasional blog for the National Arts Journalism Program. There's a link on the sidebar to the blog (NAJP Blog), which includes other posts from NAJP writers. Recent posts by Christgau, covering a little more than two months (oldest is 10/24/2008):
[posted by Webmaster on 2008-12-27] The Music Club Slate has published a new set of "The Music Club" roundtable discussions between Jody Rosen, Ann Powers, and Robert Christgau.
[posted by Webmaster on 2008-12-17] NPR Updates We should be adding notices every time Robert Christgau appears on NPR's "All Things Considered," but haven't managed to update the website in a timely enough matter. Since August:
The whole list is accessible via the NPR link on the sidebar. At the bottom of that page is a link that searches NPR for more recent pieces -- info that should be up to date even when we aren't. [posted by Webmaster on 2008-12-17] Most Recent -- More Recent -- More Ancient More Information |
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