Robert Christgau published a Big Lookback piece, Dakar Diary -- From 2010 (MSN Music), as part of his subscription newsletter, And It Don't Stop.

Robert Christgau's Dean's List: 2021 has also been added to the Pazz & Jop archive, divided into essay and list pieces.

We've also added Carola Dibbell's piece on Lester Bangs for the 2015 EMP Pop Conference: Let Us Now Praise Famous Death Dwarves: Revisiting Lester Bangs.

Robert Christgau published a piece, Dean's List: 2021, as part of his subscription newsletter, And It Don't Stop. The piece has not yet been archived in the Pazz & Jop section, but when it is it will be split into essay and list.

Robert Christgau published his monthly Xgau Sez q&a section -- Notes on Ornette Coleman at Carnegie Hall, hope for Elvis Costello fans, no hope for Silver Surfer fans, and Dave Hickey's Greatest Hits -- in his Substack newsletter And It Don't Stop. Like all of Xgau Sez, this is archived here.

We've also added old pieces by Carola Dibbell: Jeanne Moreau at 48; Good Times, Bad Times: Moe Tucker.

Robert Christgau published his Consumer Guide: January, 2022: A 29 year old starts again, an 80 year old comes alive, and a "Marque Moon" cover from two guys separated by 37 years. Plus songs from Georgia, Timbuktu, Congo, Nashville, and the Velvet Underground. Reviews of: BaianaSystem, Chuck Berry, Precious Bryant, Anansy Cissé, Combo Lulo, McKinley Dixon, I'll Be Your Mirror, Ka, Kasai Allstars, the Jeffrey Lewis & Peter Stampfel Band, Carly Pearce, Allen Ravenstine, Peter Stampfel and the Dysfunctionells, Morgan Wade. This is part of his subscription newsletter, And It Don't Stop.

Robert Christgau published a Big Lookback piece, Chuck D All Over the Map -- From the Oct. 22, 1991, Village Voice, when Greg Tate and Robert Christgau interviewed Chuck D -- as part of his subscription newsletter, And It Don't Stop.

Robert Christgau published a piece, Life at 400 Heartbeats Per Minute, a review of Paul Reddish (writer-director); David Attenborough (narrator), Hummingbirds: Jewelled Messengers" (2012), as part of his subscription newsletter, And It Don't Stop.

Robert Christgau published his monthly Xgau Sez q&a section -- A Wikipedia shout out, the alt-right assault on election workers and school-board members, desert-island Miles, fondness for ABBA revealed, the serial comma defended, and a brief history of rhyme -- in his Substack newsletter And It Don't Stop. Like all of Xgau Sez, this is archived here.

In addition to his brief note on the late Greg Tate in the December Consumer Guide, Christgau published further notes on Tate in two recent multi-part tributes, at BookForum and NPR. They are archived here and here.

Robert Christgau published his Consumer Guide: December, 2021: Protest music then & now, decency with slightly sour pitch, politics not charity, hip-hop that's flying and grounded, Xmas song greatness, pandemic anomie, and Greg Tate's Arkestra goes for Miles. Reviews of: Vietnam Through the Eyes of Black America (3), Courtney Barnett, Burnt Sugar/The Arkestra Chamber, Bushido, Gift of Gab, Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, Lori McKenna, Palberta, Parquet Courts, Emily Scott Robinson, Tierra Whack, Neil Young & Crazy Horse. This is part of his subscription newsletter, And It Don't Stop.

Robert Christgau published a Big Lookback piece, The Three Roches Crack Wise -- From the Feb. 20, 1978, Village Voice: Carola Dibbell on the Roches live at Kenny's Castaways -- as part of his subscription newsletter, And It Don't Stop.

Robert Christgau published a piece, Like Pops Never Happened: A Fortysomething's History of Music, a review of Kelefa Sanneh's book Major Labels: A History of Popular Music in Seven Genres, as part of his subscription newsletter, And It Don't Stop.

Robert Christgau published his monthly Xgau Sez q&a section -- The UC Davis writers' enclave, baseball movies worth a swing, respecting the Dead, Virgil Thompson and Harold Bloom vs. the hoi polloi, the plot against democracy, and underestimating evil -- And It Don't Stop. Like all of Xgau Sez, this is archived here.

Robert Christgau published his Consumer Guide: November, 2021: Songs about God, scrumptious pussy, climate change, pool hopping your way to love, living paycheck to paycheck, and buying this and that but wanting flowers from outer space. Reviews of: Asleep at the Wheel, BKtherula, Hayes Carll, Illuminati Hotties, Ada Lea, Mereba, Kacey Musgraves, Onetwothree, Ready or Not, The Rough Guide to Spiritual Blues, Sacred Soul of North Carolina, Swan Silvertones, Dean Wareham. This is part of his subscription newsletter, And It Don't Stop.

Robert Christgau published a piece, Faster Miles an Hour Who Knows Where, a review of Joshua Clover's book Roadrunner, as part of his subscription newsletter, And It Don't Stop.

Robert Christgau published a Big Lookback piece, The Rolling Stones -- From Blender, a review of the Stones at Rentschler Field, East Hartford, Connecticut August 26, 2005 -- as part of his subscription newsletter, And It Don't Stop.

Robert Christgau published his monthly Xgau Sez q&a section -- Once more unto the mongering, the Stones sans Charlie, baseball avec sabermetrics, grading the second Velvets albums, appropriation vs. appreciation, Billie Eilish vs. Al Green -- And It Don't Stop. Like all of Xgau Sez, this is archived here.

Robert Christgau published his Consumer Guide: October, 2021: Songwriters from Austin, Chattanooga, and Nashville. Rappers from London by way of Nigeria and Belgium by way of the Congo. Also: a worldly sophisticate, a genuine adult, and a Wolf who howls. Reviews of: Thomas Anderson, Baloji, Nathan Bell, The Contraptionists, Dave (2), Mickey Guyton, Lil Nas X, Sho Madjoi, Man on Man, John R. Miller, Homeboy Sandman, Kalie Shorr, Howlin' Wolf. This is part of his subscription newsletter, And It Don't Stop.

Robert Christgau published a Big Lookback piece, The Yankees Learn to Lose -- As a topsy-turvy, streaky season draws to a close (or does it?) some thoughts on this year's Yankees and the Yankees of 47 years ago -- as part of his subscription newsletter, And It Don't Stop.

Robert Christgau published a piece, Avoiding Wet-Bulb 35C, a review of Kim Stanley Robinson's book The Ministry for the Future, as part of his subscription newsletter, And It Don't Stop.

Robert Christgau published a piece, Favorite vs. Best vs. Whatever -- Ballots for Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Songs poll and some thoughts on precious dollops of pleasure -- as part of his subscription newsletter, And It Don't Stop.

Robert Christgau published his monthly Xgau Sez q&a section -- The rock-critic economy, rumba reading, not sucking in your 70s, Van the Prick, and the meaning of meaning-mongering -- And It Don't Stop. Like all of Xgau Sez, this is archived here.