Over the years, across incarnations, Greg Dulli's done great covers -- from Björk to TLC to the Beatles and back. At the Gutters Twins tour launch at Bowery Ballroom on Thursday, he and Mark Lanegan…   Read Story »

He got his first taste of success with a Knife song and thousands of colorful bouncing balls, which is funny because José González has an intensely simple, personalized sound. Even on a commercial…   Read Story »

The generally awesome Greg Dulli cut his teeth as a sweaty, oversexed r&b-infused Ohio heartbreaker in Afghan Whigs and then got himself some New Orleans gospel swagger in Twilight Singers. José…   Read Story »

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A few years ago, Hugh Laurie set aside his Steven Fry-collaborating comic past and his British accent to take over FOX (and the Golden Globes) with his portrayal of Dr. House (although he is better…   Read Story »

Something about the trials and tribulations of pigman in the "Down The Line"'s vid left us unimpressed, but despite that last vid being for a killer song, Andreas Nilsson's second installment in the…   Read Story »

When "Down The Line" started streaming over at MySpace, word came down that Andreas Nilsson of the Knife-collaboration fame would provide directorial services for the track's video, which now is…   Read Story »

Sounds like somebody's been reading the newspaper. Swedish troubadour José González is back to follow-up the runaway success that his rich 'n' mellow baritone, killer Knife cover, and ballsy Sony…   Read Story »

Juana comes from a background in television comedy, a bit of trivia thrust upon me by a friend as she handed me a copy of Tres Cosas a few years back. Latent stereotypes took hold as I pressed play…   Read Story »

When music journos write up Veneer, they inevitably go all Napa Valley on the album's sound: a "delicate" balance of "subtle phrasing" and "ethereal vocals" providing an "autumnal" vibe across the…   Read Story »