Bruce Springsteen
Working On A Dream

Sometimes, I find myself very disappointed with the state of music writing. For every well-written and thoughtful review, there are twenty that are fu...

There's a certain point at which reviews of particular artists become irrelevant. There's not necessarily a particular finite number of albums, or yea...

been so vital. Frankly, given the groundswell of goodwill he's got to go on, it's perhaps unsurprising that Working On A Dream sometimes buckles under...

The question has been asked time and time again: is it possible to create truly smart, imaginative works when you’re happy Bruce Springsteen’s status...

This sixteenth album from Mr Springsteen is a hard one for me to review coming at it as I do from a standpoint of indifference. As I quickly cast my m...

Few American musicians have as widespread appeal as Bruce Springsteen. He may be New Jersey’s favorite son, but The Boss is hugely popular throughout ...

Written by General Jabbo While on tour for his excellent 2007 album Magic, Bruce Springsteen quickly realized the fabled E Street Band was playing som...

After a long-ish period whereby it seemed that Bruce Springsteen had gone into semi-retirement (essentially the 1990s), this decade has seen New Jerse...

Though producer and so-called pal Brendan O’Brien could be championed for, in a sense, revitalizing Bruce Springsteen’s career (as in: contemporizing ...

This is the album Springsteen haters don't want you to listen to.I got into Springsteen’s music two years ago. My first Springsteen album was 2007’s M...