Tag Archives: new wave

Rock On – A Life (So Far) In Music

Posted on July 21, 2014 by Robert Burke Warren

What do The Roots, RuPaul, Buddy Holly, Rosanne Cash, a disco mullet, and tot rage have in common? The Weeklings’ new music editor, Robert Burke Warren, who shares a bit of his life as a globe-trotting bass player, singer-songwriter, and practitioner of “the quickening art.” Continue reading →

Posted in Monday Rock City, Music | Tagged athens, bassist, buddy holly, classic rock, danceteria, garage rock, heavy metal, ian mckellen, immanuel kant, Jimmy Fallon, late night with jimmy fallon, little steven's underground garage, new wave, pyramid club, queer, R.E.M., robert burke warren, Rosanne cash, RuPaul, sean cassidy, the bangles, The Fleshtones, the roots | 7 Comments

Cosmetic Polemic – The New York Dolls, Make-up and Me

Posted on July 27, 2013 by Thom Cuell

For Thom Cuell, the New York Dolls were more than just a garage band from America–they were an unlikely source of inspiration at the very time he most needed it. Continue reading →

Posted in Saturday Music, Shine a Light | Tagged David Johansen Sylvain Sylvain, garage band, Gender, Manic Street Preachers. Sex Pistols, Music, new wave, New York Dolls, punk, rock and roll, Stonewall, Thom Cuell | 11 Comments

Tag Archives: new wave

Rock On – A Life (So Far) In Music

Cosmetic Polemic – The New York Dolls, Make-up and Me

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