Robert Pollard
Moses On A Snail

There's not much to be said about Robert Pollard that hasn't already been said. His tally for the past two years or so is a mere 12 albums from four d...

Call it one of the difficulties in reviewing a Bob Pollard album: the middle-aged, mercurial Midwestern songwriter’s propensity to cycle through famil...

I've seen both Bob Pollard and his Boston Spaceships alike sweat it out in half-sold halls here in Chicago more than a few times in the years since GB...

He's probably completely unaware of it, but Robert Pollard and I have been on a trial separation for a while now. I had to call it quits after being ...

Over the past couple years, Robert Pollard has come up with a glut of great solo material, somehow tapping into a new focus and energy that we haven't...

If its Tuesday, it must be time for another outing by RobertPollard... or so it seems given his uber productivity. After retiring Guided ByVoices, a b...

When Robert Pollard put the seminal Guided by Voices to rest in 2004 his detractors most likely never assumed his recorded output would continue to mu...

Lately it has been a bit easier to keep up with Robert Pollard and musically separate his work into the three camps of solo, Boston Spaceships and Cir...