RESTOCK. Not one to shy away from the taboo, Don Lennon leaps for the pop cultural jugular on his third full-length album DOWNTOWN. With such brow-raising subject matter as the Dave Matthews Band, John Cale, Lenny Kravitz, Bongwater (the group), rude foreign exchange students, the gay night-life scene, the Mekons, and the death of Dylan Thomas, Lennon finds himself in an especially adventurous mood lyrically. Musically, as well, the album is more diverse than his previous two releases (1997's MANIAC and 19...   [ read more ]

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Don Lennon is one of the most sincere and uncompromising singer/songwriters working today. His songs are masterpieces of modern pop, as real as a Mike Leigh film and as agonizingly satisfying to witness. Lennon's work has drawn comparisons to Jonathan Richman, the Smiths, the Cocktails, Talking Heads, Robert Frost, and the aforementioned Mike Leigh. Lennon is a fan of all of these artists, and like them, his work defines a generation who may not embrace him. In 1997, DL released his brilliant deb...   [ read more ]

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