Posted: October 14th, 2019 | Author: admin | Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: afghan whigs , air travel , chamber pop , cinematic music , David Bowie , erik satie , george harrison , hunky dory , jimmy webb , lucky pierre , maximum chamber pop , music for airports , pan am , Paul McCartney , plastic ants , rolling stones ballads , steve kilbey , the church , the decemberists , the national , the smiths , wilco , wussy | No Comments »
Posted: March 20th, 2017 | Author: admin | Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: afghan whigs , andrew mcmullen , anne brown , black rebel motorcycle club , calvin brown , cincinnati band , cincinnati indie band , cinematic music , David Bowie , echo and the bunnymen , george gershwin , ian mcculloch , inspiring music , joe klug , john curley , kevin mcmahon , leviride , lloyd cole , lucky pierre , mark kozelek , plastic ants , psychedelic furs , red house painters , richard butler , robbie reider , robert cherry , Tony Visconti , ultrasuede studio , wussy | No Comments » The latest album by Plastic Ants is now available. Hope you enjoy.
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Posted: February 25th, 2017 | Author: admin | Filed under: Feature story | Tags: alexandria bowie , bowie and townshend , bowie and visconti , Bowie Berlin , bowie mojo , bowie q magazine , bowie rolling stone , bowie uncut , David Bowie , david torn , diamond dogs , earl slick , ed wood , franz kafka , ground zero , Heathen , low , matt chamberlain , new Bowie album , new Bowie single , pete townshend , roland 707 , rolling stone , scary monsters , September 11 , the next day , Tony Visconti , where are you now? | No Comments » Background note: The following interview was conducted on October 23, 2001, for an album preview for which named Bowie’s Heathen one of 2002’s most anticipated releases. The phone interview left me with considerably more content than the brief assignment required, but since the discussion revolved around probes concerning the sound of a then-unheard album the world would soon hear, the transcription remained spooled away on my hard drive for over a decade. Until now. Read the rest of this entry »
