Ted Leo And The Pharmacists
The Brutalist Bricks

On first listen, you?d be forgiven for thinking you?ve heard Ted Leo and The Pharmacists latest album, The Brutalist Bricks before. From the opening t...

It just makes me laugh. I’m referring to the opening line from “Ativan Eyes,” the second track on The Brutalist Bricks: “The industry is out of touch ...

Ted Leo and the Pharmacists - The Brutalist BricksTake a look at the opening paragraph to any given review (including this one) of a new Ted Leo recor...

No true punk hankers for success. And there’s no truer punk rocker at heart than Ted Leo. The whirlwind of adoration bestowed by the gullible faux pun...

I like Ted Leo a lot. It’s hard not to. There aren’t many artists with impeccable punk credentials and a knack for writing shrewd lyrics and catchy me...

Ted Leo has been working at the coalface of independent music for over 20 years now: initially in New York’s hardcore punk scene in the late 80s, and ...

Regardless which amorphous definition of "punk" you subscribe to, it's hard to deny that Ted "The Motherfucking Man" Leo is the real deal. First as th...

To say an artist has hit his stride is to hint that the road ahead is an easy, straight path, but maybe Ted Leo is due a little comfort. With all its...

Where have all the rude boys goneThey?re pounding the pavement, looking for work in our wi-fi layered neighborhoods, too busy trying to become a part...

Ted Leo’s sixth full-length isn’t smashing any windows in the comfortable home he’s made for fans of his brand of part punk, mostly pop and entirely l...