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Something To Look Forward To

Music
By John Strohm | May 9, 2023
By John Strohm | May 9, 2023

Something To Look Forward To

John Strohm on how his new record was inspired by his late friend, the musician Ed Ackerson.

John Strohm (Blake Babies) Revisits the Insecurity, Neurosis, and Big Dreams of Sunburn

Music
By John Strohm | June 21, 2022
By John Strohm | June 21, 2022

John Strohm (Blake Babies) Revisits the Insecurity, Neurosis, and Big Dreams of Sunburn

On what it was like to be a “college rock” band on the verge in 1990.

Freda Love Smith and Juliana Hatfield Got Matching Quarantine Haircuts

Music
By Juliana Hatfield | July 29, 2020
By Juliana Hatfield | July 29, 2020

Freda Love Smith and Juliana Hatfield Got Matching Quarantine Haircuts

The Blake Babies bandmates reflect on going grey and growing older.

The Van From Hell

Music
By John Strohm | April 1, 2020
By John Strohm | April 1, 2020

The Van From Hell

John Strohm waxes nostalgic about the "demonic" 1970s Chevy cargo van that carried Blake Babies across America.

Lorde’s ‘Green Light’ Sated Juliana Hatfield’s Undying Sweet Tooth

Music
By Juliana Hatfield | March 7, 2017
By Juliana Hatfield | March 7, 2017

Lorde’s ‘Green Light’ Sated Juliana Hatfield’s Undying Sweet Tooth

‘Lorde is young enough to be my daughter and I am old enough to be her mother, but I want to learn what she knows.’

Freda Love Smith (the Blake Babies) Plans to March for ‘I Am Women’ Everywhere

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By Freda Love Smith | January 20, 2017
By Freda Love Smith | January 20, 2017

Freda Love Smith (the Blake Babies) Plans to March for ‘I Am Women’ Everywhere

The drummer/chef will be in Washington, DC, with provisions for the masses.

That Time I Opened for Bright Eyes

Music
By John Strohm | January 18, 2017
By John Strohm | January 18, 2017

That Time I Opened for Bright Eyes

How one show helped bring John Strohm (Blake Babies, the Lemonheads) back to music.

Juliana Hatfield Battles with Herself over Whether or Not to Sell a Personal Note from Kurt Cobain

Music
By Juliana Hatfield | December 26, 2016
By Juliana Hatfield | December 26, 2016

Juliana Hatfield Battles with Herself over Whether or Not to Sell a Personal Note from Kurt Cobain

The prolific musician is considering parting with a piece of rock — and personal — history to pay her bills. Spoiler alert: she probably won’t.

Talkhouse Music Contributors Remember Leonard Cohen

Music
November 11, 2016
November 11, 2016

Talkhouse Music Contributors Remember Leonard Cohen

Robyn Hitchcock, David J. (Bauhaus), Domenic Palermo (Nothing) and more reflect on a legend.

Trump’s Recent Comments About Sexual Assault Had Juliana Hatfield Reaching for Her Valium

Music
By Juliana Hatfield | October 13, 2016
By Juliana Hatfield | October 13, 2016

Trump’s Recent Comments About Sexual Assault Had Juliana Hatfield Reaching for Her Valium

The musician flashbacked to a dark thing once said about her by a man in power.

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