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Juliana Hatfield: ‘Women don’t know what to do with anger. We turn it on ourselves’ ErinOsmon ‘It’s really healthy to explore darkness’ ... Juliana Hatfield. Photograph: Getty Images ‘It’s really healthy to explore darkness’ ... Juliana Hatfield. Photograph: Getty Images The indie-rocker is now a touchstone for a generation of young songwriters – and after learning to channel her pain and frustration, her 18th album is one of her best Tue 11 May 2021 05.30 EDT Last modified on Tue 11 May 2021 09.22 EDT Juliana Hatfield speaks with deliberati...

Dan Treacy: 'I'm sick to death of guitars, I'm through with them. I played last week and thought, what's this round my neck?'Charlotte Zoller It has been said that Dan Treacy (b. 1960) is the TV Personalities in the same way that Mark E Smith is The Fall. Certainly he has been the sole consistent member since they appeared in 1978 with the single "14th Floor" and subsequent cult hit "Part Time Punks". It has been said that Dan Treacy (b. 1960) is the TV Personalities in the same way that Mark E Smith is The Fall. Certainly he has been the sole consistent member since they appeared in ...

It all began with a lost wallet. Evan Dando, frontman of the alt-rock band Lemonheads and a Massachusetts-native, posted Saturday on Twitter: "I dropped my wallet with my drivers license and two debit cards in it. i was walking from the mariner hotel to the palmer lot" - referring to the Mariner Hotel in Falmouth. About 15 minutes later, according to an account on boston.com, employee Mike Ghelfi at Walgreens — located across Main Street from the hotel — tweeted Dando that his wallet had been found. "I’ll keep it in the office safe until you can get it." When Dando arrived Monday to ...

Evan Dando of the Lemonheads, the Boston band behind early ’90s alt-rock staples like “Into Your Arms,” “It’s a Shame About Ray,” and that spirited cover of Simon and Garfunkel’s “Mrs. Robinson,” lost his wallet this weekend. So he did what anyone with a sizeable audience of people nostalgic for the indie scenes of yore would do: He asked Twitter for help. “I dropped my wallet on the way from the Mariner,” the 53-year-old posted, referring to the Mariner Motel in Falmouth. “Please have a look if you are on them streets” he asked. Advertisement Turns out, it worked...

Watch Evan Dando Play a Walgreens to Thank Them for Finding His Lost Wallet He played the Lemonheads' "Confetti" right by the school supplies Published Mar 02, 2021 When it comes to life's greatest joys, the extreme high that comes with finding a lost a wallet is definitely among them. Sometimes, in fact, such an event could even cause you to break out in song — or at least that's what Lemonheads hero Evan Dando just did at a Walgreens. Last week, Dando put a call out on his rarely used Twitter asking if anyone had seen his lost wallet on "them streets." Before long, he got replay from a W...