Medium

Stevie Nix

In

Reviewsday Tuesday

by

Stevie Nix

·

1d ago

In Praise Of The Original Pressing

Full cream milk has outlasted every remaster and cover version sent to replace it

In Praise Of The Original Pressing

In

Rock On

by

Stevie Nix

·

1d ago

Album Review | ‘Post’ by Björk

Björk’s second album turned a move to London into 11 dispatches, each in a different musical language

Album Review | ‘Post’ by Björk

In

Hot List Energy

by

Stevie Nix

·

2d ago

Lost for Words: 7 Singers Who Put Out Instrumental Albums

When they drop the microphone, does the music matter?

Oil painting style portrait of James Brown, Prince, Paul McCartney and Devendra Banhart.

In

The Haven

by

Stevie Nix

·

3d ago

The Session Musician of the Side Table

A dry ode to the humble tissue box

The Session Musician of the Side Table

Stevie Nix

·

4d ago

Blood On The Tracks reimagined

Blood On The Pages: A short story about a man tangled up in a simple twist of fate*

Blood On The Tracks reimagined

In

Rock n’ Heavy

by

Stevie Nix

·

4d ago

The never-ending quest to become Bob Dylan

A journey through the myths, reinventions and musical obsessions that forged the artist we know today

The never-ending quest to become Bob Dylan

In

Music For Thought

by

Stevie Nix

·

5d ago

How Elton John Rewrote The Rules In Three Astonishing Years

Three years, six albums, and a creative partnership so potent it would never quite be matched again — even by themselves

Elton sitting at the piano in 1970 with a caricature of John in stage costume superimposed on the left.

In

Rock n’ Heavy

by

Stevie Nix

·

6d ago

Elton John: Three years powered by rocket fuel

Six albums, six styles and a №1 … all in the space of 23 months!

Elton John: Three years powered by rocket fuel

In

Hot List Energy

by

Stevie Nix

·

6d ago

Seven Songs That Didn’t Use Spellcheck

It’s how you sing it, not spell it, that counts

Letters spell out “LISSN 2 THIS”

In

PubBeat

by

Stevie Nix

·

Oct 28

Number 9, number 9, number 9

Why Revolution 9 is the most honest thing about The Beatles and 1968 on the White Album

Number 9, number 9, number 9

Stevie Nix

Stevie Nix

Music writer. Podcaster. Lives in Melbourne, Australia. I write for people who still buy records they don’t strictly need and read liner notes like literature.

Following

Help

Status

About

Careers

Press

Blog

Store

Privacy

Rules

Terms

Text to speech