Bloomsbury

Rarely does longform music criticism get this personal, but Furman's willingness to be vulnerable as he excavates Transformer makes his debut book an incisive and necessary read — Pitchfork More…

Wendy Carlos's Switched-On Bach is the type of entry that keeps me coming back to the 33 1/3 series. Khesti's work has completely opened up my mind and understanding of what the Moog should... — Bearded Gentlemen Music More…

[Maloney] gives us concise, incredibly perceptive examinations of each song in turn that fans will devour ... A sensitive portrayal of knowing outsiderdom that steers clear of cliche and enriches... — Record Collector More…

[An] extraordinary memoir ... A moving record of a life well lived in the face of appalling obstacles -- Nick Rennison — Sunday Times More…

Mentioned in Harper's Bazaar -- Hannah Morrill — Harper's Bazaar More…

Warner asserts that the musical criticism and musicology "ignore the material and autobiographical details that have been built into a web of deeply personal associations". This is true of a... — The Wire More…

Miller takes an in-depth look at the Kinks' nostalgic and autobiographical album, released in 1968, at the worst possible time, when rock was all about rebellion and psychedelia This is the... — The Guardian More…