Everybody's Dummy

Any young band coming off a mildly successful debut album is faced with an immediate quandary for their follow-up: deliver more of the same...

Nobody’s quite sure how (or why) it happened, but the classic Television lineup reunited fourteen years after the fact for a new album, plu...

Their second album finds Genesis getting closer to the sound most associated with them, even though two of their more important members had...

Tull continued to cement their style halfway between “heavy music” and folk on Benefit . There was no elaborate gatefold this time, though ...

And just like that, only seven years after Brian Wilson’s 2004 incarnation was accepted and adored, the real thing came out—amazingly, with...

Seemingly cured of his demons—enough to remarry and adopt a few kids—Brian Wilson continued his own path through the end of the century, re...

Another album, another lineup—but as long as Steve Winwood, Chris Wood and Jim Capaldi were around, it was still Traffic. Outside of its co...