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Grant-Lee Phillips’s old band, Grant Lee Buffalo, was a study in wasted potential. Too folksy and baroque for the alt-rock fray it was thrown into, the group collapsed in 1999, frustrated with a label ...

Playing last night in front of a sparse crowd at Music Box Supper Club, singer-songwriters Steve Poltz and Grant Lee Phillips couldn’t stop talking about what a great time they were having together on ...

While his recent album of ’80s covers was a strangely tepid affair, singer/songwriter Grant-Lee Phillips rarely disappoints with his own introspective material. The gripping Strangelet strives for a ...

REASONABLE PEOPLE MAY disagree about whether a languid country version of the Pixies' "Wave of Mutilation" is a clever idea. But surely there can be only one person who thinks a whole album of ...

My Morning Jacket announced a North American tour that includes two nights at Red Rocks, a show at L.A.‘s Hollywood Forever Cemetery and more. Joining them will be Madison Cunningham, Indigo De Souza, ...

A teenage guitar whiz in Los Angeles in the 1980s, Grant-Lee Phillips made four records with his band Grant Lee Buffalo in the 1990s that felt two decades ahead of their time, a mix of almost ...

One of the most accomplished songwriters of his generation, Grant-Lee Phillips matches poetic introspection with a visceral undercurrent of uncertainty and wonder. His new album, &quotnineteeneightees ...

With five albums under his belt since he chose to drop the name "Buffalo" and go by his given name, Grant Lee Phillips continues to avoid pigeonholing. It was a problem when Grant Lee Buffalo was a ...

"Virginia Creeper," Grant-Lee Phillips' third stellar album since shedding the surname Buffalo and his bandmates, harks back to Grant Lee Buffalo's brilliant 1994 disc "Mighty Joe Moon." When that ...