The 25 best albums of 1988
Cast your mind back to the days of Surfer Rosa, The Wonder Stuff, Happy Mondays, Lovesexy and Rattle & Hum.
Source: radiox.co.uk
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The Superannuated Man - Carty's Musical Memories Of 2023
Pat Carty recalls the music that he barked at the nurse to turn his hearing aid up for in 2023.
Source: hotpress.com
Under the Radar's 2023 Holiday Gift Guide Part 5: Music Reissues and Vinyl
Welcome to Part 5 of Under the Radar’s 2023 Holiday Gift Guide. As you might expect from a music website, here we highlight some of the best music reissues, on both vinyl and CD, from the last year.
Source: undertheradarmag.com
Tom Waits makes rare public appearance to honour Nicolas Cage
Tom Waits made a rare public appearance this week to honour actor Nicolas Cage at the SFFILM Awards Night in San Francisco.
Source: nme.com
5 Keith Richards Collaborations You Might Not Know About
Keith Richards' work goes far beyond The Rolling Stones’ substantial discography, even aside from his solo backing band, X-Pensive Winos.
Source: americansongwriter.com
The Best Vinyl Releases Of October 2023
Coldplay, Nirvana, Future, Led Zeppelin, U2, Tom Waits, and Linda Ronstadt put out some of the month's finest vinyl releases.
Source: uproxx.com
Review: Tom Waits' Gives Essential Island Albums a Long Overdue Overhaul
“No, thanks” might not have been the words executives at Elektra/Asylum, Tom Waits’ original label, communicated to their “prestige” artist.
Source: americansongwriter.com
October 2023 New Music Releases
A preview of rock-related albums set for release in October 2023.
Source: z94.com
October 2023 New Music Releases
A preview of rock-related albums set for release in October 2023.
Source: wblm.com
Tom Waits' Influential 'Swordfishtrombones' at 40 Years Old
Tom Waits 1983 album Swordfishtrombones signified a seismic shift in the singer-songwriter’s sound. His music would never be the same again.
Source: popmatters.com