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Liz Phair Interview
New York Press' Tom Birner asked her about this recent change in style, her follow-up CD Somebody's Miracle — and much else — as Phair gets set for a gig here in town.
Phair, balanced
Provocative songwriter gets grounded, but still rocks
The miracle of intimacy for Liz Phair
Unconstrained by her sexually charged indie roots, the singer offers a show, and a new album, expressing sensuality and personal struggles.
Wonder ‘Key’ For Phair’s CD
Liz Phair wasn't surprised that her eponymous 2003 album turned off some fans.
Review: Liz Phair – Somebody’s Miracle
The ickily-titled Somebody’s Miracle offers nothing as insistent as "Why Can’t I?" and it will probably cost her in the marketplace; the Avril Lavigne fans who made “Why Can’t I” her first gold-certified single are a fickle bunch.
Liz Phair: Somebody’s Miracle
Is Liz Phair a commercial sellout, just ambitious, or a maturing musician?
It’s a wonderful ‘Life’ for alt-rocker Liz Phair
Liz Phair staked her reputation in 1993 with Exile in Guyville, a bold, song-by-song response to the Rolling Stones' 1972 classic Exile on Main Street.
Judging Liz phairly
Coming off the last album's play for pop success – a move that generated as much ire as it did sales – Phair is leveling the gunwales with a more plain-spoken sound in her current record Somebody's Miracle
Turnabout is Phair play
Liz Phair keeps growing and evolving, and like it or not, her music reflects that.
Hot Mama
Phair is back with her fifth album, Somebody's Miracle, out Tuesday.
Pop Quiz: Liz Phair
Liz Phair, a singer-songwriter still best known for her 1993 debut, Exile in Guyville, a feisty song-for-song retort to the 1972 Rolling Stones album Exile on Main Street, is up to her old tricks.
La Liz delivers the follow-up to that album
Somebody's Miracle is mostly generic pap that any number of next-big-has-beens could have cranked out, a useless piece of plastic poking a pointy heel in the eye of the carcass of the artist Liz once was.
Redemption Song
Liz Phair's new Miracle
Phair Treatment
Shedding her indie mantle once and for all, Liz Phair does grown-up glamour
Only ‘Miracle’ is Phair’s transformation
We want our old Liz back.
Phair goes hunting for a Miracle—and finds it
Those hoping Liz Phair would regain her senses after going pop with her self-titled 2003 album will just have to, well, keep hoping.