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News Item: The Australian physician team that treated Keith Richards' head injuries after he either a fell from a tree or slipped on a boat dock--the facts are cloudy--confirmed that he had suffered "no permanent brain damage." How could they tell?
Gomez, How We Operate (ATO)
Up till now, we've accurately accorded Gomez, along with Supergrass and Belle and Sebastian, the distinction of being at the top of BritPop's second rank of bands, the first rank occupied by the likes of Blur, Oasis, The Verve, and of course our once and former darlings, Radiohead. Not any more: How We Operate is a statement recording. Propelled by Tom Gray's distinctive and Ian ...
- Sweet harmonies; Susanna Hoffs re-teams with Bangles.(SHOW)(RIFFS)(Column)
- Newspaper article from: The Washington Times May 22, 2009 700+ words
...WASHINGTON TIMES Since the Bangles' heyday in the 1980s, singer Susanna Hoffs has added several bullets to her resume. The California...allgoodfestival.com CAPTION(S): Debbi Peterson, Susanna Hoffs and Vicki Peterson are the Bangles. [NO CREDIT]; [PHOTO...
- MATTHEW SWEET AND SUSANNA HOFFS UNDER THE COVERS VOL. 2
- Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe MARC HIRSH July 20, 2009 700+ words
...Covers" album was about paying tribute to their 1960s forebears and heroes, then "Vol. 2" catches Matthew Sweet and Susanna Hoffs moving into the '70s and hitting their sweet spots, the songs that washed over them from the radio and their turntables...
- Los Angeles popsters Matthew Sweet and Susanna Hoffs will appear at L.A.'s...
- Magazine article from: Daily Variety Chagollan, Steve July 16, 2009 700+ words
Los Angeles popsters Matthew Sweet and Susanna Hoffs will appear at L.A.'s Grammy Museum on Tuesday to discuss and perforro selections from their newest collaboration, "Under...
- Playing favorites we asked six professional music obsessives to pick a new...
- Magazine article from: New York Caramanica, Jon Johnson, Martin Cardace, Sara Yuan, Jada Lindgren, Hugo Williams, Ben June 12, 2006 700+ words
...plastic casing, it's nothing less than exhilarating.--JADA YUAN [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] BELLE & SEBASTIAN, 'The Life Pursuit' The mopey folksters who dismiss this shimmering recent offering from the seasoned indie act clearly don't know a great...
- Daily Press, Newport News, Va., Sam McDonald: CD suggestions for holiday...
- Newspaper article from: Daily Press (Newport News, VA) December 15, 2006 700+ words
...Elsewhere, "Under the Covers, Vol. 1" from Matthew Sweet and Susanna Hoffs was one of the year's great surprises. The two singers...Decemberists album "The Crane Wife" was tuneful and quirky. "The Life Pursuit" by Belle & Sebastian was a great leap forward by...
- Belle and Sebastian: The Life Pursuit.(CDs)(Brief Article)(Sound Recording...
- Magazine article from: Men's Fitness March 1, 2006 700+ words
The lyrics are as smart-alecky as ever, but the latest by these masters of chamber pop finds the Scots nearly abandoning their trademark brass and strings. Those turned off by past brilliant-but-cute melodies will appreciate nods to classic soul, blues, and alt country. Noticeable influences this
- POP: Belle and Sebastian, The Life Pursuit (Rough Trade); CDS OF THE WEEK.
- Newspaper article from: The Evening Standard (London, England) February 3, 2006 700+ words
Byline: DAVID SMYTH Having always had a sizeable cult following with their soft-hearted tales of floor-gazing introverts, these charming Scots tried to go mainstream in 2003 with their poppier album, Dear Catastrophe Waitress. It didn't work, but on this seventh album they try even harder. Their
- CD REVIEWS: BELLE AND SEBASTIAN The Life Pursuit (Rough Trade); PICK' OF THE...
- Newspaper article from: Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England) February 5, 2006 700+ words
Byline: BY PAUL COLE, MARTYN LEEK, JACK DANIELS & DAVID BROOKES AFTER the frustrating failure of their last two albums, frontman Stuart Murdoch called in Beck producer Tony Hoffer, and the result is a quirky set of songs rooted in mid-70s pop. Hence The Blues Are Still Blue chugs along to a T
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