Pete Yorn
Pete Yorn

Radio-friendly college rock can be a tricky business. It is a broad church, and at its best, Weezer, R.E.M. and Guided by Voices show that an easy way...

What a difference a decade makes. In March 2001, New Jersey singer-songwriter Pete Yorn released an album that seemed to point the way to bigger and b...

Produced by Frank Black, much is sure to be observed about the sound of this latest offering from New Jersey’s Pete Yorn. While his previous outings h...

'Diminishing returns'. It's a phrase that gets bandied about a fair bit in reviews, but what does it really mean in terms of artistic careers Simply ...

Ten years after releasing his eponymous debut, musicforthemorningafter, New Jersey's second or third favourite son, Pete Yorn has brushed the dust off...

"I've found a way to live forever, I found a place where no-one cares."His new found prolific song-writing nature is Pete Yorn's own way of living for...

Thecries that kick off Pete Yorn's latest, self-titled record send a very urgenttingling down one's spine. Theyshatter the short but very noticeable ...

I love this record. It’s unpretentious, new-wave edged, blue-collar rock for the 21st century, just when I thought that whole genre (except for Jesse ...

Anyone who has followed Pete Yorn's career, knows that he is a pure rock n roll aficionado at heart and on his self-titled fifth album, Yorn gets clos...

Frank Black is a lot of things: musician, producer, legend, opera enthusiast. One of the caps we thought we’d never see him don, though, was that of ...