Aquarium Drunkard — Been spending a lot of time diving into the archives of Sunday Night/Night Music on YouTube, NBC’s short-lived but excellent showcase of eclectic music, which aired in 1989 and 1990. Hosted at first by Jools Holland and later by David Sanborn, the ... more info

Consequence of Sound — Plus a band of Sonic Youth members fronted by David Johansen, Lenny Kaye, Jon Spencer, and more. more info

New York Times — Mr. Wasserman played with Bob Weir, Lou Reed and Elvis Costello, among many others, and his album “Duets” was nominated for three Grammy Awards. more info

USA Today Music — He worked with the likes of Bob Weir, Lou Reed, Neil Young and Brian Wilson.             more info

Uncut — The news was broken by his long-term collaborator, Bob Weir (Photo by Tim Mosenfelder/Getty Images) The news was broken by his long-term collaborator, Bob Weir The post Rob Wasserman – Lou Reed, Elvis Costello, Van Morrison bassist – dies a... more info

New York Times — Rick Kelly hunts for discarded wood from famous New York establishments to fashion into instruments for the likes of Bob Dylan and Lou Reed. more info

Rolling Stone — Between 1980 and 1994, Laura Levine photographed more than 500 bands and musicians for outlets ranging from Rolling Stone to influential punk magazine New York Rocker, where she worked as photo editor. Though she shot many live shows, LevineÂ�... more info

Rolling Stone — Since Bob Dylan's 1962 debut, his music has transcended genre and generations. The list of musicians who have covered his music reads like a history of rock music itself: Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, the Rolling Stones, Neil Young, Stevie Wonder, Lou ... more info

Uncut — Laurie Anderson gives Uncut a sneak peek at what's to come from her late husband's trove of unreleased music... Lou Reed Laurie Anderson gives Uncut a sneak peek at what's to come from her late husband's trove of unreleased music... The post Lo... more info

Popdose — There is a sudden buzz about Parquet Courts, especially with this new release, their 5th, Human Performance.  I usually stay blissfully unaware when it comes to New York bands (because of my disdain for The Strokes, etc. – those that never represe... more info