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Drunk Napoleon Listens To Bob Dylan: Bob Dylan’s Dreams

January 14, 2019

Nightmares, hopes, and I'm half-asleep.

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Something's Gone Wrong Again: Buzzcocks, Singles Going Steady

December 21, 2018

While not as popular or acclaimed as some of their peers, Buzzcocks' work is just as vital, and this hits collection is the best representation of it

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This Ain't No Disco: Talking Heads, Fear of Music

December 15, 2018

Talking Heads' third album is where the band's synthesis of influences bloomed into something new, unique, and artist-defining

Drunk Napoleon Listens To Bob Dylan: Songs For Greta Gerwig

December 3, 2018

Bob Dylan somehow covers his own songs.

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We are standing on the edge: Radiohead, OK Computer

November 28, 2018

One of the most heralded albums of the 1990s holds up both musically and in its anxiety about our digital future

Drunk Napoleon Listens To Bob Dylan: bonl ayBD

October 15, 2018

Bob Dylan goes from old to young.

Drunk Napoleon Listens To Bob Dylan: “Roll On, John”

August 11, 2018

Bob Dylan's thoughts on grief.

Drunk Napoleon Listens To Bob Dylan: BOBS DYLAN

July 23, 2018

Dylan wanders from one costume to another.

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Lights and Music are on my mind: Cut Copy, In Ghost Colours

June 29, 2018

Cut Copy's second album is a perfectly polished gem of dance-pop

Drunk Napoleon Listens To Bob Dylan: Prelude (guest appearance by wallflower)

June 20, 2018

The beginning of my journey through the music of Bob Dylan.

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21st Century American Waste Land: Wilco, Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, featuring Stubb's BBQ and 9/11

March 25, 2018

The chaos and fracture of Wilco's fourth album reflected both the band's state at the time and the national mood... as the author can testify directly from September 2001

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Van Halen, Van Halen, or: Stupid Rock Done Smart

November 18, 2017

Van Halen's debut album reaches new heights in hard rock bombast thanks to Eddie Van Halen's guitar playing and David Lee Roth's outsized persona