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Honky-Tonk Echoes: Remembering Gary Stewart
Country singer Gary Stewart brought the spirit of honky tonk music back to country music in the 1970s. In contrast…
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America’s First Music Critics: Daring Advocates of Innovation
Introduction When you hear the phrase “America’s first music critics,” who springs to mind? If you’re a rock fan, maybe…
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Ralph Gleason: Music Journalism’s Great Synthesist
Ralph Gleason occupies a unique position in the history of music journalism. He highlighted the connections between music and society, different genres,…
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Geese: How Critics Shaped the Groundbreaking Band’s Narrative
Geese broke out of the 2010s Brooklyn rock scene, becoming one of the most respected post-punk groups worldwide. Their music…
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Colonial America: Its Fascinating Music Discourse from 1750 to 1790
Colonial America edged closer to revolution in the late 1700s. During that time, a fascinating music discourse evolved and helped…
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Bruce Springsteen: His Fascinating First Reviews
Bruce Springsteen is once again in the public eye, with an upcoming biopic and Nebraska ’82: Expanded Edition due tomorrow.…
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The Remarkable Indie Rock Discourse of the 2010s
The indie rock discourse of the 2010s established a set of aesthetic principles that continue to influence pop music criticism…
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Fascinating Insights on Music by Colonial Journalists
Introduction The first newspapers in what would become the United States were launched by colonial journalists during the 18th century.…
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Sharon Van Etten: How Her Amazing Music Attracted Media
Sharon Van Etten has made a significant impact on popular music through her profound lyrical vulnerability and her evolution from…