david bowie

by Ziggy Merritt The Man Who Sold the World, Ziggy Stardust, Jareth, John Blaylock, David Robert Jones, or finally and simply, David Bowie has returned to the stars. When the news of his death grew from a quiet murmur to a chorus of publications writing up stale obituaries I Read More

By Joe Jamnitzky First off, I want to thank our editor, Brenda, for letting me write this article. I haven’t written anything here for well over a year now, for one reason or another, but since my first Lost & Found article was a David Bowie album, and my first new album Read More

by Jane Roser See what I did there? “David Bowie is…” could be followed by just about anything: David Bowie is a saxophone player (true), David Bowie is not a knight (he was offered, but said nah). The new documentary filmed in conjunction with the Read More

by Lexi Bissonnette In a digital download age few people have memories of heading into a mom and pop music store, searching through the vinyls or the CDs and grabbing their favorite artists. But, when Record Store Day began in 2007, the goal of this special day was to bring Read More

by Joe Jamnitzky Upon first listen, one could be forgiven for thinking this was a David Bowie album. After all, Mick Ronson was fresh off his tenure as guitarist for the Spiders From Mars, having worked with Bowie for about four years. Add to that the fact that the lineup of Read More

David Bowie The Next Day Reviewed by Joe Jamnitzky     It’s rather appropriate that my first article about a brand new album has an almost direct connection to my very first “Lost and Found” article. If you’ll remember, that article was about David Bowie’s 1979 album, Read More