Email Author Daniel Chamberlin

2004 Stories by Daniel Chamberlin

• Funkströung

  published April 1, 2004

  Germans seem to have a natural affinity for making cars, techno, and beer, but not hip-hop. One rare instance was Funkstörung's glitchy remix... More >>

• cLOUDDEAD

  published March 25, 2004

  The surprising thing about Seventies progressive rock was its popularity. Epic rock operas laden with poesy, costumes, keyboards, and attempts to... More >>

• Ghost

  published March 25, 2004

  Led Zeppelin was a truly mystical band. Nobody else mixed up decadent, witchy lyrics with overdriven guitars and pastoral folk influences such as... More >>

• Franz Ferdinand

  published March 18, 2004

  The postpunk revival is the new grunge. Not since the early days of Nirvana and Soundgarden have a group of bands seemed so intent on cultivating... More >>

• Soft and Wet

  published March 4, 2004

  The word "party" can mean so many things. Saying that you "like to party" could mean that you enjoy attending get-togethers with your friends. It... More >>

• House of Rockers

  published March 4, 2004

  It was hard to ride the No Wave, especially when the New Wave was so poppy and colorful. Thus, late-Seventies and early-Eighties bands who... More >>

• Colleen

  published January 8, 2004

  Ambient music is made for make-believe movies. Brian Eno emphasized this through his Music For Films series. Susumu Yokota claims Hayao Miyazaki's... More >>