Spacemen have long loomed large in the Bowie oeuvre. For his debut theater work and final staged project to concern his Man Who Fell To Earth (his 1976 film for Nic Roeg) and that character’s death-knell denouement—to say nothing of copious amounts of gin, milk and panty sniffing—says much about the dislocation its author felt … Continue reading Essential New Music: David Bowie And The “Lazarus” Cast’s “Lazarus (Original Cast Recording)”