Katy Goodman's new femme-pop incarnation pays tribute to Grandma's favorite girl groups.

At the turn of the millennium, few local bands got more love from City Paper than The Bigger Lovers.

Waronker's best known for fronting That Dog in the '90s, but she's had a hand in a lot of projects since then. Still, she took almost a decade to follow up her first solo album. It was worth the wait.

Every generation gets the Gang of Four it deserves.

You can draw your line wherever you want, but if you've gotten any pleasure from listening to Liz Phair, it wasn't from watching her coloring within the lines.

Any Old 97's album is a good thing, in the sense that it gives the band an excuse to tour.

Now she brings their stories to the city where she first fell in love with art and literature. Expect something special.

Rather than be pigeonholed as an adult-contemporary singer-songwriter, Tunstall tries her hand at funk, folk, rawk and dance, and ends up sounding like herself.

Rucker's gotta feel good to be back on the up-swing.

Don't be fooled by her cutesy moniker — Danielle Ate the Sandwich writes wistful tunes about lost loves and missed connections, and she sings them in a nimble, knowing voice.