November 2011

Latest News

11.28.11

Cyber Monday: Lyric Contest Entry Only $9

By American Songwriter
Best New Music

11.28.11

Video Premiere: Stephen Kellogg & The Sixers, “Gravity”

By Evan Schlansky
Lyric Of The Week

11.28.11

Bill Wyman’s Rhythm Kings, “Motorvatin’ Mama”

By Davis Inman
Reviews

11.28.11

Christmas Album Roundup: She & Him, Scott Weiland, Brushfire Records and More

By Rick Moore
Writer Of The Week

11.27.11

Michelle Shocked

By Evan Schlansky
Latest News

11.23.11

Bob Dylan Amnesty International Tribute Album: Full Details

By American Songwriter
Reviews

11.23.11

The Rolling Stones: <em>Some Girls Live In Texas</em>

By Steven Rosen
Reviews

11.22.11

Adele: <em>Live at the Royal Albert Hall </em>

By Hal Horowitz
Best New Music

11.21.11

The Muse: The War On Drugs – “Baby Missiles”

By Dan Weiss
Best New Music

11.21.11

The Muse: PUJOL – “Mayday”

By Dan Weiss
Best New Music

11.21.11

The Muse: Deer Tick, “Main Street”

By Dan Weiss
Best New Music

11.21.11

The Muse: Alabama Shakes, “I Found You”

By Dan Weiss

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