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Former indie queen find a more mature sound on new album
Somebody's Miracle, Phair says, represents a maturity and, to a great degree, her own interest in changing as an artist.
Phair: style change gradual
Her evolution continues with her latest album
In all phairness, the woman’s music is totally about the words
On Phair's new disc, Somebody's Miracle, she puts her clothes back on, at least metaphorically.
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She’s Phair Game
Rocker rolls with the punches after accusations of selling out When Liz Phair’s Exile In Guyville came out in 1993,…
Liz Phair gets flak for going commercial
By Mary DickieToronto Sun, October 20, 2005 When Liz Phair’s Exile In Guyville came out in 1993, it was greeted…
Somebody’s Miracle, just not Phair’s
Liz Phair's pop-flavoured, self-titled last album landed her on the cover of Hour two years ago, and I wanted to know what she thought of our take on her. But Phair, it turns out, is one of those rock stars who can't read her own press.
Still Liz, dammit
Liz Phair is a good example of the bad things that can happen when everyone believes you just might be her best friend.
Ms. Liz to You
She's still got her own thing.
Playing Against Type
When Liz Phair was penning songs for her self-titled 2003 album, her first in five years, she was not intending to alienate her core audience. "When I write, I don't think about the fans at all," she said via cellphone last month. "I think about songwriting."
Liz’s mojo is still lost somewhere
"Somebody's Miracle" is like a blurry portrait of the former singer.
Liz Phair: Is her new album a return to form?
It sometimes seems that Liz Phair has spent half her career running away from her strengths as an artist.
Rocker mom Liz Phair, the feminist and former indie rebel, grows into her roles as singer-songwriter and mother
Liz Phair isn't stuck in Guyville
Phair stays true to self
Now touring in support of her fall release, Somebody's Miracle, Phair, who publicly voiced her surprise at how venomous the reaction to the last record was, is making no apologies.