
Patti Smith Covers The Rolling Stones, and the Best Moments Stand Alone
A review of Patti Smith's Covers The Rolling Stones, a collection of twelve songs sung in tribute to the band she has followed since youth.


A review of Patti Smith's Covers The Rolling Stones, a collection of twelve songs sung in tribute to the band she has followed since youth.

A look back at David Bowie's 2003 album Reality, a rock record with a thin veil of electronics and a strong mission statement.

A review of David Bowie's Diamond Dogs, a record torn between dystopian concept and pop hooks, weighed and judged.

A suite of eight sonic pieces pairs Patti Smith's voice with distant sound, attempting to make the spirit world audible.

A solemn record of reverence, wherein homage unto Gandhi and Dylan doth weigh heavy upon the songs of Patti Smith.

A review of Correspondences, Vol. 1, a two-track record pairing Patti Smith's readings with the Soundwalk Collective's ambient soundscapes.

A review of Patti Smith's 'Banga,' a dense, cohesive album blending poetry, grief, and cinematic ambition.

A retrospective review of Patti Smith's 1997 album 'Tell It Like It Is,' weighing its peaks against its valleys.

A record of endurance, a mission statement of voice, where people have power and dreams cross paths.

A review of Patti Smith's 2000 album Gung Ho, weighing its best songs against its weaker ones amid critical mixed opinion.

A solemn record of loss, memory, and time's passage, wrought by Patti Smith in her hour of grief.

A look back at Patti Smith's 1998 record Ask The Angels, an ambitious but uneven album about faith, doubt, and the music that bridges them.
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