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Louis Philippe: A Kiss In The Funhouse: The Best Of The Trattoria Years... So Far

In the early '90s, Louis Philippe achieved semi-legendary status among European pop enthusiasts by releasing several albums of intricately arranged songcraft that caught the attention of such similarl

Godspeed You Black Emperor!: Slow Riot For Zero Kanada EP

EPs recorded between studio albums are often little more than filler-bespattered singles conceived to dupe collectors and completists into acquiring an act's every needless remix and outtake. But that

Cat Stevens: Catch Bull At Four

You wouldn't know it from its vengeance-driven justice system and two-million-strong prison population, but America loves redemption and forgiveness, especially where its entertainers are concerned. F

Sarah Cracknell: Lipslide

As the lead singer of Saint Etienne, Sarah Cracknell has long enjoyed critical acclaim and cult-superstar status on both sides of the Atlantic. But it wasn't until the release of 1998's superb Good Hu

Motörhead: Everything Louder Than Everyone Else

Motörhead is not so much a band as it is a venerable institution in rock. It's a deity, a punchline, an inspiration, a common ground for punks, metalheads, rockers, and more. Still, when the band tour

Joey Ramone: Don't Worry About Me

Swan songs don't get much more bittersweet than this. The first, and last, solo album from Joey Ramone, Don't Worry About Me finds the late punk godfather easing into life without The Ramones with an

Julieta Venegas: Bueninvento

As the music world gets smaller, the typically evocative word "cosmopolitan" loses some of its exotic connotations. After all, much contemporary music can be categorized as some sort of hybrid, and th

Me First And The Gimme Gimmes: Have A Ball

The concept of Have A Ball, the debut full-length by the punk-rock sort-of-all-stars in Me First And The Gimme Gimmes, is about as simple as they come: It's got 12 punk covers of cheesy '70s and early

Kim Richey: Glimmer

Kim Richey's songwriting and singing have helped hoist numerous stars onto the country charts, but even 1997's excellent Bitter Sweet failed to find a huge audience for one of Nashville's most deservi

Yo La Tengo: I Can Hear The Heart Beating As One

Yes, it's true: Yo La Tengo dabbles in electronica on I Can Hear The Heart Beating As One, specifically in the songs "Moby Octopad" and "Autumn Sweater." But the band also does a fuzzed-up cover of th

Elliott Smith: Either/Or

Erstwhile Heatmiser member and prolific singer/songwriter Elliott Smith has now recorded three solo albums, and the brand-new Either/Or marks something of a thematic transition for him: Where the song

Molly Hatchet: Silent Reign Of Heroes

Every style of popular music gets to have a comeback sooner or later, and old-fashioned, guitar-rockin', Skynyrd- and Allmans-inspired, Confederate-flag-sporting Southern rock has been increasingly vi

Caitlin Cary: While You Weren't Looking

As Ryan Adams burned out bandmates left and right in the untenable dictatorship that was Whiskeytown, only one person went the distance, sticking with Adams through his drunken attempts to play tradit

Snoop Dogg: Top Dogg

The first sign that Top Dogg, Snoop Dogg's fourth album (and second for Master P's No Limit sweatshop), is different from its underwhelming predecessor arrives on the album's first track, on which the

The Murder City Devils: Empty Bottles, Broken Hearts

The bad-asses in The Murder City Devils would never in a million years use the phrase "raison d'être." That said, the raison d'être of the MCD is best captured in the first song on Empty Bottles, Brok

Ice-T: 7th Deadly Sin

One thing that sets great rappers apart from mediocre ones is a willingness and ability to convey something meaningful and true rather than merely wallowing in cliches. Consequently, while albums by M

Clyde McPhatter: The Forgotten Angel

With one of the most distinctive voices in classic R&B, a high tenor capable of soaring and grabbing in the same song, Clyde McPhatter was a hard act to follow, both as a member of the Drifters and as

Fred Hersch + Bill Frisell: Songs We Know

As nice as it would be for jazz artists to be rewarded for artistic progress, the jazz community is generally one of the more conservative music-buying audiences. As well known and respected as guitar

Fountains Of Wayne: Fountains Of Wayne

If you haven't heard it yet, Fountains of Wayne's "Radiation Vibe" is the closest thing to a perfect pop/rock song on the radio right now: It's got one of those swollen summer choruses that make you s

Rahzel: Make The Music 2000

Anyone lucky enough to catch The Roots in concert has had the pleasure of being blown away by Rahzel, the group's human beatbox. With an almost superhuman ability to replicate beats, samples, voices,

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