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House of Vans: Liz Phair
Singer-songwriter, and overall rock goddess, Liz Phair captured the audience at House of Vans Brooklyn last night.
Liz Phair Taught Me Everything About Being a Grown-Up
The author returns to Guyville with the artist who shaped his adulthood
The ‘girly’ power of Liz Phair
On 25th anniversary of 'Exile in Guyville,' Liz Phair thinks men are finally 'waking up'
Liz Phair and the Long, Strange Journey of the ‘Girly-Sound’ Tapes
It was 1991, an era when bootlegs flowed freely through the postal service like pollen in springtime.
Liz Phair on “Girly-Sound,” what guys don’t get about “Exile in Guyville” & what changed after Trump
Salon talks to the indie-rock legend about her newly remastered, timeless early work & what's next with Ryan Adams
Liz Phair Breaks Down ‘Exile In Guyville,’ Track By Track
With a new reissue out, the songwriter looks back on her classic, Stones-inspired skewering of male-centric rock mythology
Liz Phair Is Not Your Feminist Spokesmodel
Twenty-five years after “Exile in Guyville,” the architect of a landmark statement of ’90s rock reflects on women and the music industry, then and now.
After 25 Years in Guyville, Liz Phair is Glad to Be in Woman-World
On the 25th anniversary of her breakout album, ‘Exile in Guyville,’ the rock icon discusses the exciting progress in the music industry, what new artists she likes, and meeting Mick Jagger.
Liz Phair on How 25 Years Later, Guyville Is Now Bigger Than Ever
Twenty-five years after “Exile in Guyville,” the rock star talks everything from cassette tapes and Wikipedia to sexual harassment in the music industry and why we’re living in the “biggest manifestation” of Guyville today.
Liz Phair Reflects on 25-Year Anniversary of ‘Exile in Guyville’ and Being ‘Ferociously Protective of Women Right Now’
On the eve of the 25th anniversary of her masterful debut, 'Exile in Guyville,' Liz Phair reflects on how its feminist themes are more relevant than ever.
Liz Phair, Steve Albini & Me: The True Story of 1993, the Greatest Goddamn Year in Chicago Rock History
By Bill WymanNew City Music, March 31, 2016 Every few years, it comes back. Back in 1994, I…
SPIN 30: Liz Phair Returns to ‘Exile In Guyville’
On March 19, 1985, the first issue of SPIN hit newsstands. To celebrate our 30th anniversary, we’re revisiting a handful of records that the staff has previously awarded “Album of the Year,” a distinction the magazine started giving out in 1990.
Listen to Liz Phair’s ‘Dystopian’ Christmas Song ‘Ho Ho Ho’
Phair says the track, which appears on the forthcoming Amazon holiday music collection All Is Bright, was partially inspired by “Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer” and David Sedaris’ “SantaLand Diaries,” which are equal parts cheerful and depressing.
Why 1993 Was the Best Musical Year of the ’90s
Jillian Mapes describes why Liz Phair, Bikini Kill, the Breeders, and other female voices made 1993 the defining year of the '90s.
Indie Rock Reflections on a Place and Time
Gina Arnold’s new book takes its name from, and chews over, Liz Phair’s wise, weird, lo-fi, high-concept and flat-out beautiful 1993 album “Exile in Guyville.” This is easily among the best books in the series thus far. It’s the most curious, for sure.
Girly Show: The Oral History of Liz Phair’s ‘Exile In Guyville’
How a suburban Chicago songwriter wandered out of a John Hughes script and recorded one of the decade’s…