Bloomsbury

This erudite and eye-opening book attempts to explore not only Dion's polarizing appeal but also the very concept of "taste." Along the way, Wilson traces his loathing for Dion back to her Oscars... — PitchforkMore…

In this book, there is no distinction between music, fiction, books and albums. The ambiguity and lyricism -- with threads and fragments from Harvey's lyrics scattered throughout -- compel... — Los Angeles TimesMore…

[Catanzarite has written] a surprisingly profound meditation on 'Achtung Baby' as a metaphor for the Fall of Man. I told Bono, rather sceptically, that I had met a man who theorised that Achtung... — The TelegraphMore…

[A] fascinating read and a worthy inclusion in the pantheon of great books about great records. -- Matthew van DeWitt — SkyscraperMore…

Hayden Childs has definitely broken beyond the normal form of rock criticism with his take on Shoot Out The Lights, creating a review of some depth and intelligence, his critique as layered... — BlurtMore…

in writing one of the few 33 1/3 books on a metal album, Ferris knows he must argue persuasively for their inclusion. Toward that end, he conducted a raft of original interviews for the book... — PitchforkMore…