Juliana Hatfield Magazine - News, Reviews, Albums and Videos
Magazine about Juliana Hatfield, with all the latest news, reviews, albums, videos and free mp3 playlist.
Juliana Hatfield - Peace And Love (2010) -
I think I speak for pretty much every teenage boy who was into alternative music in the early '90s when I say, I love Juliana Hatfield. Plain and simple. That's why I was devastated to hear that 2008's How To Walk Away was being billed as her farewell album. Imagine...
The 'Gum Drop LXXXVII: Hear New Juliana Hatfield, Win An iPod Touch & Retro Rock Tees From Wolfgang' -
Almost a year ago, Juliana Hatfield stopped by the 'Gum Drop with the then unreleased "So Alone." Currently working on a followup to How To Walk Away, the perennial Stereogum favorite returns with a demo of a new song with an intriguing name. We asked Hatfield about "There's...
Music Review: Juliana Hatfield - How To Walk Away -
Juliana Hatfield was one of my biggest musical crushes back in the '90s. I remember seeing the video for "My Sister" and then watching an episode of The Adventures of Pete & Pete where Hatfield plays "Emma the lunch-line worker" and falling in love. Shortly after I bought The Juliana...
Juliana Hatfield to Release Her 10th LP and Memoir; Nicole C. Cries Over How Such a Witty, Talented - If Juliana Hatfield and I were to have a conversation, it might go like this: Okay, in reality, itd probably be nothing like that - more like an awkward, "Hi, Im a big fan. Okay bye." Anyway, Im not sure why I have this thing with comparing totally awesome artists with...
Buffalo Tom - Bones (2011) -
While Buffalo Tom's free offering of this EP is a sign of their generosity in anticipation of their upcoming tour and full-length, that doesn't mean that they are necessarily in great moods. The four songs on "Bones" are melancholy, and occasionally framed by in-studio banner that doesn't so much...
Veruca Salt -
WEEKEND VIDEO / A FAVORITE FROM 15 YEARS AGO "Seether"American ThighsOriginal release date:November 8, 1994iTunes1994:With their thin, singsong vocals and fuzzed-out guitars, Veruca Salt may sound like the Breeders and the Pixies, but lack either band's talent for inverting pop conventions or taste for...
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