Liz Phair News

 
Watch: Liz Phair debuts a new video
USA TODAY
By Whitney Matheson, USA TODAY I think most fans would agree Phair's best album is 1993's Exile in Guyville, a perfect storm of toughness and rage with singable melodies to boot. Even though it's been out nearly 20 years, I still gleefully scream along ...
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Liz Phair (Finally) Releases Her Revenge-Fueled Video For “And He Slayed Her”
VH1
by Mark Graham Liz Phair is one of the most enigmatic musicians of our time. She became a near-overnight phenomenon and an indie rock goddess back in 1993 when she released Exile To Guyville, an LP which is universally acknowledged to be one of the ...

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A-Sides With Jon Chattman: Ahead of the Curve With Jake Miller, Logan ...
Huffington Post (blog)
I remember when I was in college, I was the first of my friends to buy the cassette tape (damn, I'm oldish) of Liz Phair and a bunch of other talented artists. When the 1990s edgy singer/songwriter broke, it felt so good to brag to friends how I ...

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'People Like Us' Soundtrack Features A New Liz Phair Song Penned For The Film ...
Indie Wire (blog)
While Academy-Award-winnning composer AR Rahman ("Slumdog Millionaire") wrote the score, perhaps the most interesting musical item of note is the film's closing credits song that was written by candid indie-rocker turned glossy LA musician Liz Phair.


 
Emily White: Young Mr. Hines
hypebot.com
When I started working with Brendan Benson a few years ago, he sent me a list of artists he was into, all of which were very familiar to me from Elvis Costello to Liz Phair to Bon Iver. However, there was one name on the list that I didn't know: Young ...

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Not Your Kind of People
Paste Magazine
Rising out of post-Lilith Fair '90s alt-rock, the Scottish singer/songwriter brought an outlandish sensibility to that decade's girl power movement, building on the edgier breakthroughs on Liz Phair and PJ Harvey. Manson sang about sex and power like ...

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Trending: They don't make rock chicks like they did in the '90s
The Independent
Along with artists such as Liz Phair, Tori Amos and Hole's Courtney Love among others, Morissette, Apple and Garbage's Shirley Manson all rose to prominence in the Nineties and represented a new wave of women in music who were outspoken, unhinged, ...

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