Bloomsbury

Fascinating and impeccably researched... Warner's massive contribution to the literary and musical legacy of the Beat generation should be, along with Ann Charters's The Portable Beat Reader,... — The Wire More…

Written with a fan's loving attitude and a journalist's eye for puncturing false narratives, this entry in the 33 ? series is a great primer for those new to Fugazi as well as an illuminating... — Pitchfork More…

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 be... — Bearded Gentlemen Music 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 sort... — The Guardian More…