• Stephen Kellogg & The Sixers

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    The Unapologetic Apology of Stephen Kellogg: “The Last Man Standing”
    Billy Rosenbeck Posted On December 8, 2015


    This past May, in advance of his new concept album South, West, North, East, Stephen Kellogg played shows in Boston, New York, and Chicago, made up of “just songs [he’d] never played off an album that [wasn’t] out yet.” Kellogg […]


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    Album Review
    Stephen Kellogg & The Sixers – Glassjaw Boxer
    Archive Posted On June 1, 2007


    Stephen Kellogg and his cohorts are in a tradition of polished, street-level rockers who shape the poetics of everyday life as lived by regular folks into anthemic dimensions. Depending on your reference points, that can be a good thing, or […]


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    Album Review
    Stephen Kellogg & The Sixers – One Night In Brooklyn
    Archive Posted On July 1, 2005


    This six-song mini-album, cut live-to-analog with ex-Whiskeytowner Mike Daly, serves as a rough-and-tumble counterpart to Kellogg & the Sixers major-label debut, which came out in February. Kellogg consistently draws comparisons to Ryan Adams and Tom Petty. Fair enough; his folk-twang-pop […]


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