Beck: ‘What Does a Devil’s Haircut Look Like? Anything with a Lot of Architecture and Wild Flights of Fancy’
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On the 15th album, Beck returns to the territory where he says he really lives, signing an album about the loneliness that happens to love
The singer publishes ‘Ride Lonesome’, his first album with new material in seven years, and reviews three decades of music and mutations, from old models of masculinity to nostalgia for a less digital and homogeneous world
Beck: ‘What does a devil’s haircut look like? Anything with a lot of architecture and wild flights of fancy’
The genre-fluid singer answers your questions on being funky v lonesome, his infamous MTV interview with Thurston Moore and why he said yes to performing with a chain-smoking alcoholic robot • Read Alexis Petridis’s 5* review of new album Ride Lonesome You’ve been performing since the late 80s. What keeps you going? AmongstTheWaves It’s a…
Beck Finds New Depths in Familiar Territory on 'Ride Lonesome' (ALBUM REVIEW) - Glide Magazine
Beck has always been difficult to pin down. Over three decades, he has continued to bend genres and become an icon of Alternative Rock. From the lo-fi folk and slacker rock of One Foot in the Grave and Mellow Gold, to the sample-delic hip-hop collage of Odelay, the funk-rock disco of Midnight Vultures, and the experimental pop of Colors. On his fifteenth album, Ride Lonesome, Beck returns to the familiar setting of acoustic guitar, dark string a…
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