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I’m Not Joaquin Phoenix: An Interview With Liz Phair
Did you hear the one about Liz Phair?
What the Phuck?
In the 17 years since Liz Phair’s Exile in Guyville made her an alt-rock icon and a touchstone for fuck-me feminism, fans and critics alike have made minor sport of trying to pinpoint the precise moment when she irrevocably betrayed the promise of her brilliant debut—when follow-up became synonymous with failure, when hope turned to resignation, when, in short, she started to suck.
Liz Phair: Why I left my record company
Following last week's surprise release of Funstyle, an online-only album that vents frustration at the recording industry, rocker Liz Phair has posted an instructive note on her website, titled How To Like It.
Songs You Need to Hear: Liz Phair, “Bollywood”
To say that Liz Phair is no stranger to controversy would be putting it mildly.
Liz Phair drops bizarro album ‘Funstyle’ online
Liz Phair's new album, Funstyle, which she quietly dropped online the other day (3 July, to be exact) is a strange one, to say the least. But coming from the artist whose first album, Exile In Guyville, was a woman's response to The Rolling Stones' Exile On Main Street, why should we expect something ordinary?
Liz Phair’s ‘Funstyle’: Interesting, even to hate
And the conversation went something like this:
Liz Phair discusses the music of In Plain Sight
The popular musician talks about her recent gig scoring the series.
Liz Phair is hiding in plain sight
How did the brash indie rock queen who once wrote a song called F--- and Run, wind up composing background music for TV shows such as the CW's 90210 remake and USA Network's In Plain Sight?
Liz Phair’s second career: novelist?
We caught up with Liz Phair earlier this week after the second show of her sold-out performance of Exile in Guyville at the Troubadour, and asked her to confirm a sneaking suspicion we had that she might be writing something other than songs these days.
In new move, bands play complete albums in concert
As CD sales plummet, novelty gigs win box office bump and delight audiences
Call & Response with Liz Phair
After reissuing her iconic Guyville album, the musician tells her 'complicated' story
Boys Will Be Boys: Liz Phair
"It was hard times when I was making that," explains Liz Phair of her 1993 lo-fi indie opus Exile in Guyville. "It wasn't a fun period in my life."
The shores of cool
Interview: Liz Phair paddles back to Guyville
All’s Phair in indie rock
Liz Phair revisits the Chicago scene that turned against her 15 years ago
Back in ‘Exile’
Liz Phair revisits the '90s and her seminal 'Guyville' debut
Phair Play
In celebration of its 15th anniversary, the legendary debut is being re-released, along with four previously unavailable tracks and a DVD about the album's creation, filmed entirely by Phair herself.