Review: Byron Coley and Thurston Moore on New York Calling
Byron Coley and Thurston Moore reviewed New York Calling: From Blackout to Bloomberg in the most recent issue of Arthur Magazine. Nestled in amongst the album reviews of Coley and Moore's "Bull Tongue" section, we find:
. . . New York Calling is a really great anthology. Everybody we talk to who remembers New York before it became a fucking Disney subsidiary moans about the current lack of soul on Gotham's streets. . . .New York Calling collects essays by a swell bunch of writers—from Jim Knipfel to Richard Meltzer to Tom Robbins to Robert Sietsema—all of whom memorialize things and people and places that seem to have been lost forever. It's a wonderful read. . . .