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Album Review: David Bowie, “The Next Day”
“We can be heroes,” David Bowie sang almost forty years ago. The problem with being a hero, however, is that you become larger than life. You are no longer your own; you belong to everyone. And everyone has their own … Continue reading →
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Tagged (You Will) Set the World on Fire, Albums of 2013, Berlin, Berlin Trilogy, Dancing Out in Space, David Bowie, Heat, Heroes, How Does the Grass Grow?, The Next Day, The Stars (Are Out Tonight), Thin White Duke, Where Are We Now?, You Feel So Lonely You Could Die, Ziggy Stardust
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Album Review: of Montreal, “Lousy with Sylvianbriar”
At the risk of uttering heresy, I think of Montreal mastermind Kevin Barnes may be the indie generation’s David Bowie. In its upper registers, Barnes’ voice recalls none other than Ziggy Stardust, especially in a live setting. And like the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Albums of 2013, Amphibian in My Skull, Are You the Destroyer?, Belle Glade Missionaries, Bob Dylan, David Bowie, Exile on Main Street, Fugitive Air, Gay Parade, Hegira Émigré, Hissing Fauna, Imbecile Rages, John Lennon, Kevin Barnes, Lousy with Sylvianbriar, Neil Young, Obsidian Currents, Of Montreal, Rolling Stones, Sirens of Your Toxic Spirit, Triumph of Disintegration, Ziggy Stardust
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