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January 27, 2012
Five Cover Songs To Take You Into Your Weekend
Antony's heartwrenching take on "Crazy In Love" last night capped off a week where cover songs were seemingly dropping into my lap on a daily basis. Why not take time out of your schedule to enjoy them now?
Music
January 25, 2012
Sing Another Song, Leonard Cohen
Returning with Old Ideas
Blogs
December 20, 2011
Cash In Now, Honey: The 11 Best Uses Of Music In Commercials This Year
We are adidas' friends. You'll never be shoeless again. Right now in a record store (probably in Seattle or maybe in Austin), two people are flipping through used vinyl and talking about music. Inevitably, one of them will turn to the other, pick up a record and accuse that musician or band o ... More >>
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November 15, 2011
Meshell Ndegeocello Gets Crafty On "Weather"
"Weather" isn't the first Meshell Ndegeocello single to fall into the category of "freak folk," but the album of the same name (Naive) is her first that can be comfortably filed under that genre. Classical and country elements have often enhanced Ndegeocello's melding of jazz, rock, global fu ... More >>
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August 31, 2011
Free Will Astrology: August 31 - September 6, 2011
"Weather" isn't the first Meshell Ndegeocello single to fall into the category of "freak folk," but the album of the same name (Naive) is her first that can be comfortably filed under that genre. Classical and country elements have often enhanced Ndegeocello's melding of jazz, rock, global fu ... More >>
Voice Choices
August 24, 2011
Galeet Dardashti
"Weather" isn't the first Meshell Ndegeocello single to fall into the category of "freak folk," but the album of the same name (Naive) is her first that can be comfortably filed under that genre. Classical and country elements have often enhanced Ndegeocello's melding of jazz, rock, global fu ... More >>
Voice Choices
June 8, 2011
The Low Anthem
"Weather" isn't the first Meshell Ndegeocello single to fall into the category of "freak folk," but the album of the same name (Naive) is her first that can be comfortably filed under that genre. Classical and country elements have often enhanced Ndegeocello's melding of jazz, rock, global fu ... More >>
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February 23, 2011
DO THE TWIST
The impossible feats of Circa
Blogs
December 6, 2010
The 20 Worst Songs of 2010, #15: Susan Boyle, "Hallelujah"
F2K10 is a countdown of the 20 worst songs of 2010. Track our progress here. Leonard Cohen's ode to sex and music theory "Hallelujah" reached a certain saturation point this year--there was a moment when it seemed like there would be one overwrought cover of the track appearing on TV per mon ... More >>
Voice Choices
June 22, 2010
Susanna & the Magical Orchestra
F2K10 is a countdown of the 20 worst songs of 2010. Track our progress here. Leonard Cohen's ode to sex and music theory "Hallelujah" reached a certain saturation point this year--there was a moment when it seemed like there would be one overwrought cover of the track appearing on TV per mon ... More >>
Voice Choices
February 16, 2010
Daniel Lanois' Black Dub
F2K10 is a countdown of the 20 worst songs of 2010. Track our progress here. Leonard Cohen's ode to sex and music theory "Hallelujah" reached a certain saturation point this year--there was a moment when it seemed like there would be one overwrought cover of the track appearing on TV per mon ... More >>
Voice Choices
October 20, 2009
A BEAUTIFUL MIND
Leonard Cohen graces Madison Square Garden
Voice Choices
August 25, 2009
DARK HOPE
Local folksters have stories for days
Blogs
August 3, 2009
News Roundup: Leonard Cohen, The Decemberists, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Guitar Hero
--Tickets for Leonard Cohen's October 23rd gig at Madison Square Garden are now available via Fan Club Pre-Sale: the password is CENTRALPARK. Regular seats for the Garden show go on sale August 10th at 10 a.m. through Ticketmaster for all the general public schmucks. The 74-year-old legend re ... More >>
Voice Choices
July 22, 2009
Torche+Harvey Milk+Pollution
--Tickets for Leonard Cohen's October 23rd gig at Madison Square Garden are now available via Fan Club Pre-Sale: the password is CENTRALPARK. Regular seats for the Garden show go on sale August 10th at 10 a.m. through Ticketmaster for all the general public schmucks. The 74-year-old legend re ... More >>
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July 22, 2009
News Roundup: Kyp Malone, Wavves, Leonard Cohen
--TV on the Radio's Kyp Malone has released a song from his solo project, Rain Machine. The track "Give Blood," has Malone going as nuts as he would on any TVOTR track. The self-titled, 11-track disc comes out September 22nd on Anti. Check out the Malone-designed pornographic cover art here.--Follow ... More >>
Voice Choices
June 3, 2009
LESS IS MORE
But by any name, Bill Callahan's got plenty to offer
Voice Choices
May 13, 2009
'Oscillations'
But by any name, Bill Callahan's got plenty to offer
Music
May 6, 2009
Rise of the Anachronauts
On Dan Hicks, Leonard Cohen, Etta James, and other fearless time travelers
Blogs
May 5, 2009
This Week's Voice: Ciara and Chrisette Michelle, Bob Dylan, Outrage, Ben Greenman's Please Step Back, Stephin Merritt's Coraline, and More
In this week's Village Voice Music Section, Rob Harvilla takes a trip to the r&b salt mines with Ciara and Chrisette Michelle. Edd Hurt on Bob Dylan's Together Through Life, during most of which Dylan apparently carries a gun. Justin Farrar laments the end of USA Is a Monster. Brad Cohan anticipa ... More >>
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May 5, 2009
This Week in the Voice
Is it Trekalicious? Or Trek Jerky? Robert Wilonsky weighs in on the Star Trek movie, in which Spock is a "tormented youth in revolt." Ward Sutton does the funny cartoon version. We're accustomed to think of William Thompson as Mr. Clean. But he's a friend of William Howell, and as city comptrol ... More >>
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April 20, 2009
Coachella 2009, By The Numbers
David AtlasLeonard Cohen: hymnal, transcendant Clubs editor Stacey Anderson sojourned in Indio, California this past weekend for Coachella. She already covered the frantic play-by-play over at our Twitter, so we asked her to wrap-up the festival with a by-the-numbers guide to her three days in the ... More >>
Music
February 25, 2009
Leonard Cohen Comes Back Around
Welcoming once more a prophet of doom and a bringer of light
Voice Choices
February 18, 2009
He's Your Man
Leonard Cohen at the Beacon
Blogs
January 30, 2009
Coachella: Paul McCartney's Coming to the Desert
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January 23, 2009
Interview: "Alien Vs. Predator" Poet Michael Robbins
After the New Yorker, a real press photo, maybe. The poet Michael Robbins lives in Chicago, quotes both Lil Wayne and Paul Muldoon fluently, and studs his criticism with punchlines like "This sort of thing is why punk rock had to be invented." His January 12 debut in the New Yorker, "Alien Vs. Pre ... More >>
Blogs
October 31, 2008
Hugs and Kisses 66: Q&A With Herman Dune's David-Ivar
After the New Yorker, a real press photo, maybe. The poet Michael Robbins lives in Chicago, quotes both Lil Wayne and Paul Muldoon fluently, and studs his criticism with punchlines like "This sort of thing is why punk rock had to be invented." His January 12 debut in the New Yorker, "Alien Vs. Pre ... More >>
Blogs
October 2, 2008
Live from POP Montreal: A Music Festival in a Pervert's Paradise
After the New Yorker, a real press photo, maybe. The poet Michael Robbins lives in Chicago, quotes both Lil Wayne and Paul Muldoon fluently, and studs his criticism with punchlines like "This sort of thing is why punk rock had to be invented." His January 12 debut in the New Yorker, "Alien Vs. Pre ... More >>
Voice Choices
May 6, 2008
GHOSTS OF NEW YORK
The Chelsea Hotel celebrates its 125th anniversary
Music
April 15, 2008
James McMurtry's Just Us Kids
Politics and cautious optimism from an avowed Texastentialist
Voice Choices
March 18, 2008
Battle of the Bands
Paying tribute to Leonard Cohen and the BeeGees
Voice Choices
February 19, 2008
HOMETOWN ADVANTAGE
Brooklyn indie rockers get BAMmed
Blogs
September 28, 2007
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Gets It Right, Sort Of
Brooklyn indie rockers get BAMmed
Music
July 31, 2007
Jennifer Warnes's Famous Blue Raincoat: 20th Anniversary Edition
An earnest homage to Brother Grim hasn't aged well at all
Music
April 24, 2007
Songs of Free Love and Hate
Glorious moping, whether over Altamont or poor album sales
Columns
March 6, 2007
Horoscope
Glorious moping, whether over Altamont or poor album sales
Columns
October 3, 2006
Horoscope
Glorious moping, whether over Altamont or poor album sales
Film
June 13, 2006
The Partisans
Performances mostly killer, interviews filler, in Leonard Cohen doc
Music
April 11, 2006
The Songs, Not the Pianists
Peter Madsen celebrates the compositional achievement of 10 eccentric improvisers
Columns
November 22, 2005
Horoscope
Peter Madsen celebrates the compositional achievement of 10 eccentric improvisers
Film
July 26, 2005
'Saint Ralph'
Peter Madsen celebrates the compositional achievement of 10 eccentric improvisers
Music
November 2, 2004
Sonic Refuges
Rock and roll could never hip hop like this and vice-versa et cetera, part 400something
Music
July 13, 2004
Friends in Smart Places
It's a steady job but they want to hire a paperback writer
Music
September 2, 2003
Dada Salamanders in the Beer Hall, Pissing the Night Away
It's a steady job but they want to hire a paperback writer
Music
May 20, 2003
Another Turn
Lounge-Cabaret Hugs for a Sad War
Music
December 17, 2002
Re-make/Re-model
Lounge-Cabaret Hugs for a Sad War
Music
October 30, 2001
Towers of Slog
Lounge-Cabaret Hugs for a Sad War
Music
October 9, 2001
Unpatriotic?! Moi?
Lounge-Cabaret Hugs for a Sad War
Columns
July 3, 2001
Horoscope
Lounge-Cabaret Hugs for a Sad War
Music
March 9, 1999
Eunuch Hauteur
Lounge-Cabaret Hugs for a Sad War
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