Popdose — The Guardian interviews Ryan Adams, and as usual, he has a lot to say; Anthony Kuzminski comments on news of Todd Rundgren reuniting with the New York Dolls; Something Else! shakes a hip to Crescent City Gold’s The Ultimate Session; AM, Then FM get... more info

Undercover, Australia — It has been 36 years since Todd Rundgren and New York Dolls worked together. more info

Pitchfork — Photo by Marty TemmeFor the first time since their 1973 eponymous debut, glam/proto-punk legends New York Dolls are teaming up with producer Todd Rundgren. Rundgren, who just released a new album called Arena, will produce the currently untitled foll... more info

Rock Sellout — I need to get ready and hit the road to the Twin Cities soon (going to see Brian Wilson and possibly The Faint), so please excuse the laziness of the cut & paste activity below. This is news I’d feel guilty leaving in my inbox though, so I figured ... more info

NME — Todd Rundgren, who produced New York Dolls' 1973 self-titled debut album, is set to reunite with the band and produce their next. more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — NEW YORK DOLLS and legendary record producer Todd Rundgren have been reunited for the first time in 36 years. more info

Scotsman.com — Todd Rundgren ***** Picture House SPORTING the two-tone haircut of an 18-year-old, a pair of uber-cool shades and tight leather trousers, Todd Rundgren displays no intention more info

Guardian Music — James Cotton Blues Band - The Sky Is FallingJames Cotton is a famous blues harp player. We had a lot of great players on the Taking Care of Business album, like Johnny Winter and the late Michael Bloomfield. It was an attempt to bring him a little bi... more info

Mojo 4 Music — He hits the UK in November! more info

Popdose — To me, Todd Rundgren’s 1972 Something/Anything? is kind of the white Sign ‘O’ the Times. Like Prince’s masterwork, Rundgren’s is a sprawling, two disc, self-contained epic, bouncing from style to style and voice to voice, where pure pop ple... more info