Showing All "Saul Williams" Posts
Mar 23rd, 2009 51 Comments
Microblogging service Twitter has signed up countless celebrities in recent months, and among them are some of our favorite musical artists: Trent Reznor! Colin Meloy! Ed Droste! Diddy! Stereogum…   Read Story »
Dec 28th, 2008 86 Comments
I'm not the only one at Stereogum who goes out to see live music, but I'm the one who goes out to see the most live music. And then I'm the one who sits around anally cataloging and indexing it in…   Read Story »
Sep 16th, 2008 9 Comments
Saul made lifetime fans at Lollapalooza this year. I was one of them. The man's words speak for themselves -- forcefully, and across various mediums -- but none convey the power and showmanship he…   Read Story »
Aug 4th, 2008 18 Comments
By Scott Lapatine & Amrit Singh
It wasn't always smooth, but it was definitely memorable: Lollapalooza's top-heavy booking panned out this year, giving each night a bit of magic and each day an air…   Read Story »
Jul 17th, 2008 3 Comments
When The Inevitable Rise And Liberation Of Niggy Tardust hit the Web last fall, 80% of the downloaders took it for free, though a higher bitrate version was available for $5. Trent Reznor was pretty…   Read Story »
Jan 16th, 2008 8 Comments
Would you pay for this video?
See man, Trent has a point, Saul's fucking homeless because of that shit. Shouldn't Bono be there helping? (Thanks for the tip, Yiyo.)   Read Story »
Jan 14th, 2008 54 Comments
Once upon a time, Trent seemed to offer the ultimate sanction of piracy when he told Australia to steal his shit. We fast-forward four months to find Trent's calling for a tax on all ISPs. And you're…   Read Story »
Nov 5th, 2007 7 Comments
We've unofficially handed Saul Williams a prize for the best album title of the year. The Inevitable Rise And Liberation Of NiggyTardust! also includes an amped cover of "Sunday Bloody Sunday."…   Read Story »
Oct 29th, 2007 6 Comments
You've likely heard that label free and piracy condoning Trent Reznor's teemed with Oprah and Robyn's favorite poet-type musician Saul Williams to help him release his new, wonderfully titled album…   Read Story »
Apr 20th, 2007 60 Comments
On the heels of this, spoken word poet and hip hop statesman Saul Williams offers an eloquent response to Harpo's analysis of the problems plaguing rap:Dear Ms. Winfrey,
It is with the greatest…   Read Story »
































