Category: THE OVER/UNDER

This is from 2009, but we thought we'd repost it given Weezer is on the cover of the current issue

British singer/songwriter Nick Drake released only three short albums during his lifetime, an output totaling less than two hours when

The Beastie Boys’ evolution from bratty, snot-nosed hardcore punks into hip-hop elder statesmen is one of the unlikeliest stories in

Following on the (platform) heels of our Funkadelic Over/Under, this week’s Parliament entry presents a special challenge. First of all,

Earthlings, we’re long past due for a Funkadelic revival. So to mark the beginning of what's shaping up to be

Apart from a joint interview with Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong in Spin and commenting on the loss of his

Even a jaded old music hack hopes to move people occasionally. The record-setting outpouring of, er, emotion occasioned by our

Even as teenagers spazzing around in their suburban Philadelphia homes, Dean Ween (Mickey Melchiondo) and Gene Ween (Aaron Freeman) offered

It was less than three years between the release of Nevermind and Kurt Cobain's suicide. In that short span of

Let’s just assume that the very notion of a Tom Waits Over/Under is going to split us into two camps:

It's been 10 years since the release of Heartbreaker, Ryan Adams' first post-Whiskeytown effort, and these days he is sober,

Talking Heads positioned themselves in NYC’s mid-'70s downtown arts scene at the most fortunate moment possible. With one ear trained

Platinum-selling. Grammy-nominated. These are not usually adjectives attached to indie/punk/alternative bands. Not good ones anyway. I thought Modest Mouse would

This came from reader Stephen Sigl, who thought it was about time MAGNET had an Over/Under on the Rolling Stones.