Complete Chronological Listing

The Soft Boys Biography (undated).
Robyn Hitchcock And The Egyptians, by John Alroy (undated).
Spin Alternative Record Guide, by Arnold (undated).
Caught In The Act, by Robyn Hitchcock (undated).
Biography For Robyn Hitchcock, by William Ruhlmann (undated).
Give It To The Soft Boys, by Robyn Hitchcock (1977).
Soft Boys, by Rick Joseph (1978).
The Soft Boys, by Jon Savage (January 21, 1978).
Why It's Safer To Lack Discipline Than Imagination, by Paul Rambali (March 18, 1978).
Going Soft?, by Ian Birch (April 22, 1978).
A Touch Of Class, by Paul Chautauqua (June 3, 1978).
Looking Back On Dennis And The Experts, by Michael Branton (June 17, 1978).
Softies, by Ian Penman (July 15, 1978).
Soft Boys, by David Hepworth (October 21, 1978).
The Soft Boys, by Nigel Cross (1979).
The Swap A Brain Gang, by Paul Morley (January 20, 1979).
A Can Of Bees, by Alex Skorecki (May 5, 1979).
Soft Boys, by Ian Ravendale (May 20, 1979).
A Can Of Bees, by Frances Lass (May 26, 1979).
Underwater Moonlight, by Paul Tickell (1980).
The Soft Option, by Andrew Tyler (August 30, 1980).
Soft Boys, by Tim Sommer (December, 1980).
The End Of An Era -- Soft Boys R.I.P., by Nigel Cross (1981).
Robyn's Quest, by Adam Sweeting (1981).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Paul Tickell (1981).
Black Snake Diamond Role, by Andy Gill (September 5, 1981).
Two Halves For The Price Of One, by Paul Strange (March 20, 1982).
The Robyn Hitchcock Orchestra, by Paul Strange (April 3, 1982).
Phantom Of Pyschedelia, by Richard Cook (May 8, 1982).
Technical Information, by "Luthor Paisley" (November, 1982).

[1983]
An Old Anglepoise Lamp Might Let You Down, by Adrian Thrills (October 27, 1984).
Fegmania! (1985).
Gotta Let This Hen Out! (1985).
Gotta Let This Hen Out!, by J. Kordosh (1985).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Chris Roberts (1985).
Fegmania!, by Slash Records (1985).
Soak It Up!, by Mat Snow (1985).
Robyn Hitchcock: Passing 'round The Beards And Other Tall Stories, by Jon Storey and Nigel Cross (1985).
Inside The Paisley Mind, by Angela Carlson and Jim Walsh (January, 1985).
I Often Dream Of Trains, by Chris Stigliano (March, 1985).
New Kids In Town, by Craig Lee (June 23, 1985).
Hitchcock: Syd's Kid, by Richard Cromelin (July 1, 1985).
Hitchcock: The Dark Side Of Fizz-Pop, by Glenn Kenny (July 9, 1985).
Fegmania! (July 12, 1985).
Talent In Action, by Jeff Tamarkin (July 13, 1985).
Three Visiting Rockers On The Frontiers Of Pop, by John Pareles (August 2, 1985).
Robyn Hitchcock Lurks In The Shadows, by Angela Carlson (September, 1985).
Gotta Let This Hen Out!, by Ralph Traitor (October 12, 1985).
Wacko Singer Takes His Rock With A Bit Of Humor, by Greg Quill (November 8, 1985).
Hitchcock's Half Hour, by Jonathan Romney (November 9, 1985).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Mark Jenkins (November 12, 1985).
Gotta Let This Hen Out! (November 15, 1985).
Is It A Bird Or Is It A Plane?, by Chris Roberts (November 23, 1985).
The Groovy Man With Exploding Lightbulb Trains, by Frank Beeson (1986).
Gotta Let This Hen Out!, by David Fricke (1986).
Black Snake Diamond Role, by David Quantick (1986).
Robyn Hitchcock And The Egyptians, by Chris Roberts (1986).
Robyn Hitchcock And The Egyptians, by Jonathan Romney (1986).
Element Of Light, by Mat Smith (1986).
As Hot As Sprouts, by Jon Storey (1986).
Psycho Killer, by John Wilde (1986).
An Interview With Robyn Hitchcock (January, 1986).
Henmania!, by Anne Clark (January 24, 1986).
Hitchcock Just Aims To Make A Living, by Richard Cromelin (March 14, 1986).
He Doesn't See Himself As Psychedelic, Just...Different, by Patrick MacDonald (March 21, 1986).
Hitchcock: Bland, Not Bizarre, by Patrick MacDonald (March 24, 1986).
Curiously Refreshing Robyn Hitchcock's Odd But Alluring Pop, by J.D. Considine (March 28, 1986).
Hitchcock & The Egyptians, by J.D. Considine (April 2, 1986).
Off-Beat Beat (April 8, 1986).
WNYU Interview (April 30, 1986).
A Wizard, A True Star, by John Nellson (June, 1986).
Element Of Light, by Relativity Records (October 6, 1986).
Element Of Light (October 24, 1986).
Softening His Delivery, by Mark Jenkins (November 12, 1986).
Hitchcock: Fine Line, by Steve Hochman (November 24, 1986).
Hitchcock Fishing For Pop Fame (November 27, 1986).
Robyn Hitchcock: Pain Under The Wit, by Robert Palmer (December 14, 1986).
Proving He Hasn't Roots On His Feet, by Nick and Bill Capozzi (1987).
A Boring Midday Chat With Robyn Hitchcock, by Nigel Cross (1987).
Egyptians Interview, by Seymour Glass (1987).
Robyn In Wonderland, by David Fricke (January 29, 1987).
Dreaming In Public, by Tina Woelke and Clay Mitchell (February, 1987).
One Night In November With Robyn Hitchcock, by John Kordosh (March, 1987).
Element Of Light, Invisible Hitchcock, by Michael Small (April 13, 1987).
The Complete Hitchcock, by Jim DeRogatis (May, 1987).
Listen To Legacy (June 27, 1987).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Robyn Hitchcock (December, 1987).
Globe Of Frogs, by Ralph Traitor (1988).
Globe Of Frogs, by John Wilde (1988).
Globe Of Frogs (January 29, 1988).
Robyn Hitchcock: A View From Rock's Underground, by Wayne Robins (February 7, 1988).
Singer-Songwriter Finds Contradiction In Success, by Deborah Wilker (February 8, 1988).
Hitchcock's Hothouse, by Kristine McKenna (February 14, 1988).
Guitars That Jingle Jangle Jingle, by Mark Jenkins (February 17, 1988).
Globe Of Frogs, by Chris Heim (March 4, 1988).
Strange Things Are Happening, by Vincent Eno (April, 1988).
An Entertaining Slant On The Pop Tradition, by Fiona McWilliam (April, 1988).
Robyn Hitchcock's Songs, by John Pareles (April 3, 1988).
Robyn Hitchcock Has Cult Status, by Gary Graff (April 4, 1988).
Globe Of Frogs, by Andrew Abrahams (April 11, 1988).
Independent Vision From Hitchcock And Chapman, by Robert Hilburn (April 17, 1988).
Hitchcock Generates Internal Vibrations, by Steve Hochman (April 18, 1988).
Globe Of Frogs, by Joe Peterson; Scott Robinson (May 21, 1988).
Nature Boy Robyn Hitchcock, In The Flesh, by Andrew Warde (September, 1988).
Hot Sun, Hot Bands Form A Fitting Finale, by Patrick MacDonald (September 6, 1988).
Hitchcock Lets Crowd Into His Bizarro World, by Duncan Strauss (September 12, 1988).
Nigel And The Crosses, by Ralph Traitor (1989).
Queen Elvis (March 10, 1989).
Queen Elvis, by Debby Levinson (March 17, 1989).
Queen Elvis, by David Silverman (March 23, 1989).
The Beatle That Time Forgot, by Harold DeMuir (April 4, 1989).
Queen Elvis, by Don Waller (April 16, 1989).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Mark Jenkins (June 16, 1989).
Hitchcock Prefers Buck Over Bucks, by Mitch Potter (June 16, 1989).
Hitchcock, The Master Of Pretense, by Wayne Robins (June 17, 1989).
Hitchcock Coming Into His Own, by Jim Sullivan (June 19, 1989).
Fame Is A Pain (June 28, 1989).
Eye, by Dave Simpson (1990).
Nigel And The Crosses: The Bootleg, by Jon Storey (1990).
Robyn Hitchcock And The Soft Boys, by Jon Storey (1990).
Hitchcock's Eye Gazes Upon Absurd, by Mark Jenkins (April 20, 1990).
Eye, by Deborah A. Levinson (May 4, 1990).
Eye, by Greg Kot (May 10, 1990).
Briton Pursues Music, Not Fame, by Salvatore Caputo (May 22, 1990).
St. Catherine's Hill (June 21, 1990).
Inside Robyn Hitchcock's Mind, by Jim Sullivan (Ocotber 5, 1990).
Hitchcock's Solo Act Has A Bizarre Edge, by Jim Sullivan (October 11, 1990).
Robyn Hitchcock Spins Alien Performance At Nightstage, by Deborah A. Levinson (October 12, 1990)
Earth Calling Robyn (1991).
Soft Boys (1991).
On The Frontier With Robyn Hitchcock, by Carl Arnheiter (1991).
Sixties Apocalyptic Meaninglessness, by Robert Fiore (1991).
A Day In The Life Of Robyn Hitchcock, by Pat Grandjean (1991).
Rockin' With Robyn, by Johan Kugelberg (1991).
England's Favorite Egyptian Travels to Perspex Island!, by Modern Music CD Club (1991).
Ultra Believable, by Brian O'Connor (1991).
The Trouser Press Guide: The Ultimate Guide To Alternative Music, by Michael Pietsch (1991).
Painless Regurgitation Of Hysteria, by Richard White (1991).
Perspex Island, by A&M Records (June 17, 1991).
Robyn Hitchcock And The Egyptians, by A&M Press Department (August, 1991).
Perspex Island, by Greg Kot (August 8, 1991).
Perspex Island (August 9, 1991).
Bard But Not Bored, by Hilary Monster (August 14, 1991).
Perspex Island, by Jennifer Buermann (August 15, 1991).
Death Again, by Nicole Arthur (August 23, 1991).
Hard Cash For A Soft Boy, by Jack Rabid (August 26, 1991).
Perspex Island, by Ivan Kreilkamp (September, 1991).
Robyn Hitchcock's Weird Science, by Richard C. Walls (September, 1991).
Robyn's Stark Fantasy World, by Tom Lanham (September 22, 1991).
Robyn Hitchcock Bobs Into Mainstream, by Joel Selvin (September 22, 1991).
Robyn Hitchcock & The Egyptians, by Craig Rosen (October 12, 1991).
The Hatching Of Hitchcock, by Amy McGrath (November, 1991).
Robyn Hitchcock (November, 1991).
Perspex Island, by Mark Jenkins (November 20, 1991).
CNFM Interview (January 16, 1992).
Hitchcock Shuns "Mad Hippie" Image, by Steve Dollar (January 29, 1992).
Cult Rocker Grows Up, But Only A Little, by Roger Catlin (January 30, 1992).
Why Bob Dylan's Song "Visions Of Johanna" Made Robyn Hitchcock A Singer, by Robyn Hitchcock (January 30, 1992).
Winging It With Hitchcock, by Jeanne Cooper (January 31, 1992).
The Juxtaposed Thoughts Of Robyn Hitchcock, by Paul Robicheau (February, 1992).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Mark Jenkins (February 5, 1992).
Eccentric Hitchcock Mixes Surreal Soliloquy With Song, by Roger Catlin (February 6, 1992).
Fine-Tuned Eccentricities, by Barbara Jaeger (February 6, 1992).
"Modern Rock Live" (February 7, 1992).
Regardless Of The Music Trend Robyn Has "Nothing To Do With It", by Peter Howell (February 7, 1992).
When Lyrics Take Flight For Fancy, by Karen Schoemer (February 7, 1992).
Sound Choices, by Jim Sullivan (February 7, 1992).
Robyn Hitchcock Goes Mild, by Jim Sullivan (Febuary 10, 1992).
Robyn Hitchcock Live Noncommital As Ever, by Lenny Stoute (February 11, 1992).
Interview: Robyn Hitchcock, by Rob O'Connor (February 12, 1992).
Songwriter Swings Away From Wild Images, by Greg Potter (February 15, 1992).
Robyn Hitchcock Gets More To The Point, In A Way, by Peter Blackstock (February 21, 1992).
Providence On The Line: A Chat With Robyn Hitchcock, by Tom Phalen (February 21, 1992).
Essence Of Song: Scenes From The Fertile Mind Of Robyn Hitchcock, by Greg Kot (February 23, 1992).
Flora And Fauna, by Kurt B. Reighley (February 25, 1992).
Hitchcock Comes In From The Fringe, by Joel Selvin (February 28, 1992).
Vanishing Hitchcockian Images, by John Penner (February 29, 1992).
Hitchcock Pleases His Followers At The Palace, by Jean Rosenbluth (March 2, 1992).
Robyn Hitchcock: Hungry Babies And Wet Socks, by James Rotondi (April, 1992).
3.7 Seconds With...Robyn Hitchcock, by Judah Chakoff and Stuart Gluck (May, 1992).
Creatively Crazed, by Ted Simons (July 1, 1992).
Commercial-Creative Conflict Hits Cult Band, by Dean Rhodes (July 6, 1992).
Rock Like An Egyptian, by Mike Boehm (July 9, 1992).
Hitchcock Poses More Than Puzzle, by Mike Boehm (July 13, 1992).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Steve Chagollan (July 13, 1992).
Uptight And Outta Sight, by Adam Tierney-Jones (July 31, 1992).
Continuous Soft Hits, by Ryko Info (August 21, 1992).
A Can Of Bees/Underwater Moonlight/Invisible Hits, by Deborah Orr (September 11, 1992).
Soft Boys Take A Surreal Trip Into Pyschedelia (September 20, 1992).
Robyn Hitchcock: Biographical Essay (1993).
The Mind Of Robyn Hitchcock, by Andy Carvin (1993).
Spectre: Robyn Hitchcock Explains The Songs On Respect, by J.D. Considine (1993).
Respect, by Mike Daly (1993).
Respect, by Paul Davies (1993).
Respect, by Jim DeRogatis (1993).
The Soft Boys 1976-81, by Bill Holdship (1993).
Respect, by Mike Pattenden (1993).
Robyn Hitchcock And The Egyptians, by Victoria Segal (1993).
Respect Press Release (February, 1993).
Disques Rock, by Stephane Davet (February 11, 1993).
Respect, by Steve Ciabattoni (February 26, 1993).
Respect, by Jordan Dziura (February 26, 1993).
Hitchcock Pays Respect, by Tony Fletcher (February 28, 1993).
Hitchcock & Sting, Catching Newer Waves, by Mark Jenkins (March 10, 1993).
Respect, by Greg Kot (March 25, 1993).
Raygun Interview, by Randy Bookasta and David Howard (April, 1993).
Robyn Hitchcock's Wild Kingdom, by Parke Puterbaugh (April 15, 1993).
Robyn Hitchcock And The Egyptians Unplug For Respect, by Randy Rocker (April 20, 1993).
Coming Of Age, by Dean Rhodes (April 23, 1993).
Camping At Pop's Pinnacle, by Mike Boehm (April 24, 1993).
Hitchcock Has A New Plot, by Michael Snyder (April 25, 1993).
Vera Lynn, Yips, And Death Inspire Robyn Hitchcock, by John Mackie (April 29, 1993).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Darryl Morden (April 29, 1993).
Hitchcock And His Band Take The Low-Tech Road, by Tom Phalen (April 30, 1993).
Robyn Hitchcock Respects Simpler Sounds, by Gene Stout (April 30, 1993).
Respect Comes From The Already Converted, by Jim DeRogatis (May 9, 1993).
A Robyn Hitchcock Discography, by Jim DeRogatis (May 9, 1993).
Rock Lobster: The Cult Of Robyn Hitchcock, by Jim DeRogatis (May 9, 1993).
Robyn Hitchcock, Friends Let Stirring Moments Flow (May 11, 1993).
Hitchcock Opts For Direct Approach, by Bill Eichenberger (May 13, 1993).
If Robyn Doesn't Sing It, He'll Paint It, by Jennie Punter (May 13, 1993).
Hitchcock's Style Is Easy To Like, by Bill Eichenberger (May 14, 1993).
Forget The Fish And Frogs: Hitchcock's Getting Real, by Jim Sullivan (May 14, 1993).
Respect The Interview (May 20, 1993).
Hitchcock's Homey Cooking, by Mark Jenkins (May 20, 1993).
Hitchcock & The Egyptians Ride The Middle Lane, by Jim Sullivan (May 20, 1993).
Robyn Hitchcock Finds Niche In Neo-Unplugged, by Roger Catlin (May 22, 1993).
The Egyptians, by Martin Banner and Pooch (July, 1993).
Respect, by Paul Mathur (July 24, 1993).
Rockin' Robyn, by Barney Hoskyns (August, 1993).
Soft Serve, by Ryko Info (August 24, 1993).
1976-81, by James Lien (September 6, 1993).
A Brief(ish) Encounter, by Aidan Merritt (September 25, 1993).
A Can Of Bees, Underwater Moonlight, Invisible Hits (1994).
"Paranoia, Urban Scurvy, Death, Eggs, Reptiles And Coiled Salami...", by David Cavanagh (1994).
They're Stuck In The Past And They'll Never Do Anything New, by David Fallon (1994).
Dial H For Hitchcock, by Erik Flannigan (1994).
Punk Diary: 1970-1989, by George Gimarc (1994).
Give It To The Thoth Boys, by Barb Lien (1994).
Willamette Week Interview (1994).
I'll Retrogress Any Time, by various authors (January, 1994).
The Soft Boys, by Victoria Segal (January 13, 1994).
Grave Robyn (July 14, 1994).
Love Connection, by Mike Boehm (July 21, 1994).
The Offbeat Gets Strong Play, by Jim Washburn (September 20, 1994).
It's A British Invasion Of Talent, by Peter Blackstock (September 30, 1994).
British Rocker Sets New Frontiers (October 10, 1994).
Rhino To Reissue Robyn Hitchcock's Early Albums, by Craig Rosen (November 5, 1994).
Hitchcock Hitches Up With Rhino, by Rhino Records (November 18, 1994).
Robyn Hitchcock Biography, by Grant Alden (December, 1994).
"I Got Hit By Prawns Once At The Marquee" (1995).
Punk And After (1995).
The Rhino Reissues, by Grant Alden (January, 1995).
I See The Underwater Moonlight, by David Bennun (1995).
Robyn Hitchcock, by David Bennun (1995).
Black Snake Diamond Role, Groovy Decay/Decoy, I Often Dream Of Trains, by David Cavanagh (1995).
Eye, You & Oblivion, Invisible Hitchcock, by Clark Collis (1995).
Close, But No Oscar, by Pete Dooley (1995).
Black Snake Diamond Role, Groovy Decay/Groovy Decoy, I Often Dream Of Trains, by Tom Doyle (1995).
Rockin' Robyn, by Paul Freeman (1995).
Cake Interview, by Hap Mansfield (1995).
North By Southeast, by Haydn J. Mullineux (1995).
Robyn Hitchcock Live, by Haydn J. Mullineux (1995).
An Excursion Into The Realm Of New CDs, by Greg Siegel (1995).
Rout Of The Clones, by James Wirth (1995).
Rhino's Treat For Hitchcock Fans (January 1, 1995).
Play On, by Greg Kot (January 27, 1995).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Mick Dillingham (February, 1995).
Gotta Let This Hitchcock Out!, by Rhino Records (February 3, 1995).
"My Wife And My Dead Wife", by Sequel Records (February 13, 1995).
Black Snake Diamond Role, Gravy Deco, and I Often Dream Of Trains, by James Lien (February 20, 1995).
Hard Report (March, 1995).
The Mixed Up Files Of Robyn Hitchcock, by Dean Kuipers (March, 1995).
Sliding Under Doors, by James Delingpole (March 5, 1995).
Robyn Hitchcock And The Case Of The Enigmatic U.S. Solo Tour, by Rhino Records (March 10, 1995).
Hitchcock's Tour No Mystery, by Barbara Jaeger (March 12, 1995).
Robyn Hitchcock (March 13, 1995).
Final Set Of Hitchcock Reissues Becomes Visible!, by Rhino Records (March 17, 1995).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Lee Moore (March 18, 1995).
"I Something You", by Lydia Anderson (March 20, 1995).
Hitchcock Rarities (March 24, 1995).
What Becomes A Legend Most Is Robyn Hitchcock, by A.D. Amorosi (March 24, 1995).
Rhino Resurrects Tunes By A Quirky Rocker, by Mark Porter (March 24, 1995).
Reviving A Pop Poet's Recordings (March 31, 1995).
A Sign Of Spring: The First Robyn Sings, by Ira Robbins and (March 31, 1995).
The Abandoned Brain (April 1, 1995).
Quirky Appeal Of Hitchcock In Full Bloom On Reissues, by Michael Miller (April 1, 1995).
Robyn Hitchcock, Basically Unplugged, by Mark Jenkins (April 3, 1995).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Frank Scheck (April 3, 1995).
Robyn Hitchcock, Post-Egyptians, Comes Of Age, by Roger Catlin (April 5, 1995).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Susan Shields (April 6, 1995).
Robyn Hitchcock Brings His Evolving Sound To The Met, by Andy Smith (April 6, 1995).
Dry Spell, by Neil Strauss (April 6, 1995).
The Man Who Invented Himself, by Andy Anderson (April 7, 1995).
Hitchcock Acoustic, Subdued But Solid, by Roger Catlin (April 7, 1995).
Robyn Hitchcock Retrospective Fills Nine CDs, by Tristram Lozaw (April 7, 1995).
Hitchcock Going Mostly Solo In Flats, by John Soeder (April 11, 1995).
Robyn Hitchcock Comes Out Of Oblivion, by Dirk Schulze (April 14, 1995).
Hitchcock Plays Past But Shows Future, by John Soeder (April 15, 1995).
Pop Artist Hitchcock On Tour, by Jon Bream (April 16, 1995).
You & Oblivion, by Jim Caligiuri (April 17, 1995).
Hitchcock On Tepid Side, by Jim DeRogatis (April 17, 1995).
Time For A Texas-Styled Hoedown With Robyn Hitchcock, by Jason Cohen and Michael Krugman (April 24, 1995).
Return Of A Cult Icon, by David Belcher (May 5, 1995).
Robyn Hitchcock, by David Belcher (May 10, 1995).
Robyn Hitchcock Q&A, by Chuck Dean (June 15, 1995).
Kaleidoscope Interview, by Paul Allen (July, 1995).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Kevin Courtney (July 27, 1995).
Robyn Hitchcock's Brilliance Shines, Big-Label Deal Or Not, by Peter Blackstock (September 29, 1995).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Chris Nickson (October 11, 1995).
Moss Elixir, by Grant Alden (1996).
Moss Elixir, by Arif Ansari (1996).
The Shapes Between Us Turn Into Amplifiers, by James Bishop (1996).
Moss Elixir, by Scott H. and Scott B. (1996).
The Charming Oddball, by Gavin McNett (1996).
Robyn Hitchcock's Healing Elixir, by Seth Mnookin (1996).
Fruits Of The Sea, by Haydn J. Mullineux (1996).
Robyn Hitchcock Answers Questions..., by Haydn J. Mullineux (1996).
Trip Into The Element Of Summer, by Haydn J. Mullineux (1996).
Moss Elixir/Mossy Liquor, by Ira Robbins (1996).
CBC Realtime Interview (June 8, 1996).
Robyn Hitchcock Takes A Solo Turn, by Craig Rosen (July 6, 1996).
Over And Under, by Matt Weitz and Zac Crain (August 8, 1996).
Moss Elixir, by David Cavanagh (August 9, 1996).
On The Bus With Robyn Hitchcock, by Mike Plumbley (August 10, 1996).
Moss Elixir, by James Lien (August 12, 1996).
Moss Elixir, by David L. Coddon (August 15, 1996).
Robyn Hitchcock In Fine Form, by Greg Kot (August 15, 1996).
Request Line Chat (August 16, 1996).
Moss Elixir, by Clark Collis (August 17, 1996).
A Wry Poet To The Devoted, by Anthony DeCurtis (August 18, 1996).
Brilliant, Or Merely Bizarre?, by Neil Strauss (August 20, 1996).
Robyn Hitchcock's Eccentric Elixir, by Mark Jenkins (August 21, 1996).
Moss Elixir, by Paul Hampel (August 22, 1996).
Miles Off The Wall Rock, by Tobias Hill (August 25, 1996).
Lifting Up Robyn's Crusty Carapace, by Gina Arnold (August 29, 1996).
Moss Elixir, by Dave Larsen (August 30, 1996).
Moss Elixir, by Sara Scribner (September 7, 1996).
I Don't Get It And I Don't Want It Either, by Nicholas Barber (September 8, 1996).
Demme Eyes Rockumentary On Hitchcock, by Jeffrey Jolson-Colburn (September 13, 1996).
Flighty, But Faithful To His Muse, by Jerry DeMarco (September 20, 1996).
Moss Elixir, by Greg Heller (September 20, 1996).
Moss Elixir, by Katherine Monk (September 28, 1996).
Hitchcock's Rock Collects No Moss, by Sarah Rodman (September 29, 1996).
Interview With Robyn Hitchcock, by Sebastian Hagedorn et al. (October 8, 1996).
Moss Elixir, by Michael Gallucci (October 11, 1996).
Three Gulps Of Moss Elixir, by Fred Mills (October 11, 1996).
The Invisible Hitmaker Revealed, by Dave Thompson (October 11, 1996).
Moss Elixir, by Jeff McCulley (October 18, 1996).
Thanks For All The Fish, by B.F. Mowat (October 24, 1996).
Opposites Attract, by Greg Kot (October 25, 1996).
British Rocker Robyn Hitchcock Promotes New CD, by Liane Hansen (October 27, 1996).
Bragg, Hitchcock Inspire Solid Loyalty, by G. Brown (November 1, 1996).
TOOLS Profile: Robyn Hitchcock, by J. Kordosh (November 1, 1996).
Hitchcock, Bragg Tread Own Roads, by Greg Kot (November 1, 1996).
Returning To His Roots, by Ben Rayner (November 1, 1996).
Imbibing Hitchcock's Elixir, by Joyce Jones (November 8, 1996).
British Invasion Socialism And Surrealism Go Pop, by Jim Washburn (November 8, 1996).
Songs Of Imagination, Songs Of Protest, by John Roos (November 11, 1996).
Billy Bragg; Robyn Hitchcock, by Phil Gallo (November 12, 1996).
Bragg, Hitchcock Make Unlikely, Inspired Pair, by Steve Dollar (November 12, 1996).
Hitchcock, Bragg, by Ethlie Ann Vare (November 12, 1996).
Singer's Skewed Views Fill An Album, by Sarah Rodman (November 14, 1996).
His Genesis Is Food For Thought, by Jerry DeMarco (November 15, 1996).
Hitchcock And Bragg: Alternate Takes, by Mark Jenkins (November 15, 1996).
Bragg And Hitchcock Split On Reality, by Jim Sullivan (November 15, 1996).
Brit Extremes Move To Center, by Tristram Lozaw (November 18, 1996).
Bragg Best Off Letting Music Do The Talking, by Jim Sullivan (November 18, 1996).
Billy Bragg, Robyn Hitchcock, Moore Theater, Seattle, by Chris Nickson (November 21, 1996).
Greatest Hits, by Chris Nickson (November 21, 1996).
Robyn, Not Alfred, by Steve Hochman (December 8, 1996).
Jonathan Demme Directing Storefront Hitchcock For Orion Pictures (December 20, 1996).
Orion Grabs Hitchcock (December 23, 1996).
Demme's Hitchcock Pic To Orion, by Kirk Honeycutt (December 23, 1996).
Gotta Let His Brain Out, by Thomas Anderson (1997).
Uncorrected Personality Traits, by Joe Feese (1997).
Oscar Winner Bills Rock Robyn, by Patricia Thompson (January 3, 1997).
Something Wilder, by Elysa Gardner (January 26, 1997).
Hitchcock's Songwriting Accent Shifts From Music To Lyrics, by Betsy Pickle (February 23, 1997).
Robyn Hitchcock Rocks To His Own Beat, by Greg Haymes (March 6, 1997).
Hitchcock, With A Twisted View, by Jim Sullivan (March 27, 1997).
A Solo Hitchcock Gathers Moss, by J.D. Considine (March 28, 1997).
A New Hitchcock Film, by Michael Mehle (May 23, 1997).
Absurdity And Not Much Else Makes Robyn Hitchcock A Tiring Act, by Kevin John Bozelka (May 25, 1997).
Robyn Hitchcock, by John Lappen (June 2, 1997).
Robyn Hitchcock, The Master Of Twisted Pop, Discusses Movies, Stagecraft, And Fruit, by Richard Martin (June 2, 1997).
Robyn Hitchcock Next To Board Peter Buck's Hit Express (June 12, 1997).
R.E.M.'s Peter Buck & Robyn Hitchcock Jam & Record In Seattle, by Gil Kaufman (June 17, 1997).
Popsycle Shoppe Incident, by Dan Johnson (June 25, 1997).
I Always Wanted To Be A Cult Singer-Songwriter, by Neil McCormick (July 24, 1997).
12 Bar Hitchcock, by Mike Plumbley (July 30, 1997).
The Boat Gig, by Mike Plumbley (August 16, 1997).
Uncorrected Personality Traits, by Steve Crawford (August 24, 1997).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Chris Nickson (August 27, 1997).
Uncorrected Personality Traits, by Steven Wine (October 6, 1997).
A Surreal Syd Barrett Rock, by Tobias Hill (November 23, 1997).
Storefront Hitchcock, by Spence Abbott (1998).
Meet On The Ledge, by Mike Plumbley (February 3, 1998).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Rebecca Gonzales (March, 1998).
Robyn Hitchcock's Moving Pictures, by Russell Smith (March 16, 1998).
Songwriter Hitchcock, Front And Off-Center, by James Sullivan (April 12, 1998).
Storefront Hitchcock, by Denise Sullivan (April 24, 1998).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Stewart A. Williams (July 8, 1998).
How We Met: Robyn Hitchcock And John Hegley, by Shannon Turner (August 9, 1998).
Robyn Hitchcock Film And Album Finally On The Way (August 25, 1998).
Electric Judas, by Chris Morris (October 16, 1998).
Storefront Hitchcock, by David L. Coddon (October 29, 1998).
Storefront Hitchcock (November, 1998).
Gotta Let This Hen Out, by Heidi Sherman (November 2, 1998).
Frogs On Film, by Christina Rees (November 5, 1998).
Storefront Hitchcock, by Lisa Gidley (November 7, 1998).
Musical Magritte, by Gina Arnold (November 12, 1998).
Storefront Hitchcock, by Charles R. Cross (November 18, 1998).
Whimsical Songs And Gawking Pedestrians, by Stephen Holden (November 18, 1998).
Demme Shelter, by Dave Kehr (November 18, 1998).
Demme's Storefront So Boring It's Pane-Ful, by Larry Worth (November 18, 1998).
Storefront Hitchcock Hits The Street With R.E.M.'s Buck, by Michael Sullivan (November 19, 1998).
Storefront Hitchcock, by Douglas Wolk (November 24, 1998).
Jonathan Demme's Mesmerizing Documentary Storefront Hitchcock Brings An Unlikely Pop Singer To The Silver Screen, by Mark Athitakis (November 25, 1998).
The Best Guitar In Hollywood, by Pete Clark (November 27, 1998).
Storefront Hitchcock, by Ron Hart (November 30, 1998).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Caroline Sullivan (December 3, 1998).
Storefront Hitchcock, by Denise Sullivan (December 4, 1998).
Storefront Hitchcock, by Caroline Sullivan (December 11, 1998).
Storefront Hitchcock, by A.D. Amorosi (December 18, 1998).
Jewels For Sophia, by Grant Alden (1999).
Jewels For Sophia, by Zach Hooker (1999).
Jewels For Sophia, by John Jolles (1999).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Keith Phipps (1999).
The Imaginings Of An Eccentric Gentleman, by Anthony DeCurtis (January 3, 1999).
Robyn Hitchcock's Psycho-delic, Witty World Of Music, by John Foyston (January 7, 1999).
Sex, Death, And Fish, by SF Said (January 15, 1999).
Robyn Hitchcock Presenta En Cadiz Su Ultimo Espectaculo, by Alejandro Luque (January 18, 1999).
Robyn Hitchcock Crea Un Viaje Escenico Con Canciones Y Relatos El Director Jonathan Demme Ha Estrenado Un Filme Sobre El Cantante, by Fietta Jarque (January 20, 1999).
Cristaleria Fina, by Fernando Martin (January 22, 1999).
Le Ossessioni E Le Visioni Di Un Rocker Kafkiano Che Sa Ancora Raccontare Storie, by Ferrari Paolo (February 13, 1999).
Storefront Hitchcock, by Jim DeRogatis (February 14, 1999).
Storefront Hitchcock, by Andrea Dingman (February 22, 1999).
Robyn On Film, by Dave DiMartino (April 14, 1999).
He's So Unusual, by David Simutis (July 8, 1999).
Round Robyn, by Amanda Ferguson (July 14, 1999).
Rambling On, by Zac Crain (July 15, 1999).
Jewels For Sophia, by Steve Ciabattoni (July 19, 1999).
Jewels For Sophia, by John Soeder (July 19, 1999).
Robyn Hitchcock Secures His Place In Rock History, by David L. Coddon (July 22, 1999).
The Cheese Stands Alone, by Sara Scribner (July 22, 1999).
Jonathan Demme's Hitchcock An Unspectacular Concert Film, by John Petrakis (July 28, 1999).
A Rocker Grows Roots, by Gina Arnold (July 29, 1999).
The Man And His Symbols, by Thomas Peake (July 29, 1999).
Interview: Robyn Hitchcock, by Rey Roldan (July 29, 1999).
Wrap Your Lips Around A Hitchcockian Bake Sale, by Elana Roston (July 29, 1999).
Storefront Hitchcock, by Jim DeRogatis (July 30, 1999).
Without A Hitch, by Cathy Maestri (July 30, 1999).
Jewels For Sophia, by Brian Rossiter (July 30, 1999).
The Original Soft Boy (August, 1999).
Robyn Hitchcock Interview, by Alan Jacobsen (August 3, 1999).
Jewels For Sophia, by Robert Johnson (August 4, 1999).
Jewels For Sophia, by Kent H. Benjamin (August 6, 1999).
Neither Fish Nor Fowl, by Ken Lieck (August 6, 1999).
Jewels For Sophia, by Chris Nickson (August 11, 1999).
Jewels For Sophia, by Denise Sullivan (August 11, 1999).
A Loyal Following Keeps Robyn Hitchcock Writing, by Dan Armonaitis (August 13, 1999).
Hitchcock's Jewels Sparkles With Wordplay, by Mark Guarino (August 13, 1999).
Jewels For Sophia, by Geoffrey Himes (August 13, 1999).
Cerebral Rock, by Ed Condran (August 14, 1999).
Tassles On The Rock Fringe Fly In The Face Of Rock Fashion, by Scott McLennan (August 15, 1999).
Robyn Hitchcock: Same Wit, Different Day, by Bill Crandall (August 16, 1999).
Stagefront Hitchcock, by Brett Milano (August 19, 1999).
Jewels For Sophia, by Michael Pelusi (August 19, 1999).
Robyn Hitchcock's Jewels For Sophia, by Deborah Benjamin (August 20, 1999).
Robyn Hitchcock's Revelatory Jewels Is A Real Gem, by Peter Chandler (August 20, 1999).
Brain Train, by Jim Sullivan (August 20, 1999).
Hitchcock Pleases With Obscure Rock, by Bruce Sachs (August 25, 1999).
Robyn Hitchcock's Jewels For Sophia, by Andrew Olds (September 2, 1999).
Jewels For Sophia, by Clark Collis (September 4, 1999).
"Viva Sea-Tac" Destined To Be A Favorite Tune Locally, by Gene Stout (September 4, 1999).
Absurdity Triumphant, by Sam Engel (September 17, 1999).
Jewels For Sophia, by Dave Gil del Rubio (September 22, 1999).
Hitchcock Mystery Solved, by Oliver Kirkland (September 28, 1999).
The Soft Boys Quietly Raised A Genre From The Dead, by Jed Reinert (October 22, 1999).
Robyn Hitchcock At Cradle Tonight, by Ginny Yu (October 26, 1999).
Mellowing On, by Greg Kot (October 29, 1999).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Joanie Pfister (November, 1999).
Robyn Hitchcock's Reunion Is A Winner, by Brett Milano (November 1, 1999).
Rockin' Robyn, by Vickie Gilmer Casey (November 5, 1999).
Robyn Hitchcock's Many Projects, by Gary Graff (November 5, 1999).
Cult Favorite Hitchcock Releases His Most Accessible Album Yet, by Mark Guarino (November 5, 1999).
Robyn Hitchcock Tries To Hold His Ground As '90s Pop Is Smashed To Pieces, by Scott Mervis (November 5, 1999).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Mac Randall (November 9, 1999).
Robyn Hitchcock At Metro, by Jim DeRogatis (November 11, 1999).
Folk Rock Madman Hits The Aladdin, by Annie Pierce (November 11, 1999).
Non-Commercial Pop: Robyn Hitchcock Plays His Own Game, by G. Brown (November 12, 1999).
A Hitchcock Retrospective, by Greg Kot (November 12, 1999).
POMN Interviews Robyn Hitchcock, by Queenie (November 17, 1999).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Don Waller (November 23, 1999).
FegMANIAC Again, by Cathimini (December, 1999).
Cheese Addict, by Jonathan Bond (December 2, 1999).
Hiroshima Con Hitchcock, by P.F. (January 19, 2000).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Holly Day (February, 2000).
Less Chat And More Music From Rocking Robyn, by Oliver Kirkland (February 1, 2000).
Genius Puts The "Out" In Outlandish, by Jon Perks (February 6, 2000).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Larry Crane (May, 2000).
Yo La Tengo (And Guests), by Kitty Empire (May 8, 2000).
Make Friends And Influence People, by Steve Jelbert (May 12, 2000).
Robyn Hitchcock And Grant-Lee Phillips: Comedic Duo (May 22, 2000).
The Original Soft Boys Returns To The Bay, Fegmania!, by Blockhead (June, 2000).
"Sense" And Sensible, by Paul Sherman (June 17, 2000).
A Film With That Other Hitchcock, by Alison Bethel and Jim Sullivan (June 19, 2000).
Robyn Hitchcock & Grant-Lee Phillips, by Jon Alroy (June 20, 2000).
Robyn Hitchcock, Grant-Lee Phillips Team Up To Push Net-Only LPs, by Jenny Slater (June 20, 2000).
The Old New Media Blues, by Mark Athitakis (June 21, 2000).
Robyn Hitchcock, by John Chandler (June 21, 2000).
Hitchcock, Phillips In Blissful Union, by Phil Gallo (June 22, 2000).
A Stage Awash In Talent, by Jane Ganahl (June 22, 2000).
Songwriters On The Same Stage, But Not By Accident, by Marty Hughley (June 23, 2000).
Robyn Hitchcock & Grant-Lee Phillips, by Queenie (June 23, 2000).
Grant-Lee Phillips And Robyn Hitchcock At The Crocodile Cafe, by Charles Redell (June 24, 2000).
Rock's Oddball Iron Man, by Alex Green (July, 2000).
Mirrors Or Newspapers, by Grant-Lee Phillips (July, 2000).
A Star For Bram, by Robert Allen (July 5, 2000).
The Buck Stops -- In A London Pub (August 14, 2000).
Peter In The Pub (August 14, 2000).
Live At The Cambridge Folk Festival, by Richard von Busack (August 17, 2000).
Integrity And Talent Make Hitchcock The Ultimate Fringe Act, by Simon McKenzie (August 26, 2000).
Robyn Hitchcock & Grant-Lee Phillips Bring Songs & Laughter In Tour Opener, by Pat Berkery (October 16, 2000).
It's Classic Hitchcock Pop, by Jim Sullivan (October 19, 2000).
The Odd Couple, by Sarah Rodman (October 20, 2000).
Hitchcock & Phillips: Joined At The Hip, by Brett Milano (October 22, 2000).
Soft Boys To Reunite For North American Tour, by Jonathan Cohen (December 5, 2000).
Robyn Hitchcock Talks Soft Boys (December 6, 2000).
The Soft Boys Reunite For Monthlong Tour (December 7, 2000).
The Soft Boys: License To Rock Renewed, by Kent H. Benjamin (Spring, 2001).
Underwater Moonlight, by David Fricke (January, 2001).
The Soft Boys (March, 2001).
Underwater Moonlight, by Sam Eccleston (March, 2001).
Robyn Hitchcock Interview, by Steve Lowenthal (March, 2001).
Underwater Moonlight, by Bill Meyer (March, 2001).
Underwater Moonlight, by Victoria Segal (March, 2001).
Robyn Hitchcock's Invisible List, by Jaan Uhelszki (March, 2001).
Underwater Moonlight, by George Zahora (March, 2001).
Underwater Moonlight, by Dan Epstein (March 9, 2001).
Underwater Moonlight, by The Vulture (March 10, 2001).
Underwater Moonlight, by Stewart Lee (March 11, 2001).
Breaking The Surface, by Sam Adams (March 15, 2001).
Underwater Moonlight, by Nate Lippens (March 15, 2001).
Hitchcock Talks Soft Boys, by Michael Ansalda (March 16, 2001).
The Soft Boys' Solid Comeback, by Mark Jenkins (March 16, 2001).
Soft Boys, by Mindy Labernz (March 16, 2001).
Walk Like An Egyptian, by Don Share (March 16, 2001).
The Soft Boys (March 17, 2001).
The Soft Boys, by Michael Bertin (March 18, 2001).
Soft Boys Show They're Aging Gracefully, by Billy Altman (March 19, 2001).
The Soft Boys, by Nate Cavalieri (March 22, 2001).
Soft Boys Rejuvenate Hitchcock, by Dan DeLuca (March 22, 2001).
Soft Boys In Style, by Tim Perlich (March 22, 2001).
Soft Boys Live, by Ben Rayner (March 22, 2001).
The Soft Touch, by Jim DeRogatis (March 23, 2001).
Quirky Soft Boys Are Hard To Beat, by Lance Gould (March 23, 2001).
Soft Boys: Angry Young Men, 20 Years Later, by Mark Jenkins (March 23, 2001).
Soft Moon Rises, by Kieran Grant (March 24, 2001).
Soft Touch Still Satisfies, by Joan Anderman (March 28, 2001).
Aged To Perfection: The Soft Boys, by Cecile Cloutier (March 28, 2001).
Underwater Moonlight, by Steve Jones (March 28, 2001).
Paradise Heavenly During Rock Double Bill, by Brett Milano (March 28, 2001).
Soft Boys Resurface, 20 Years Later, by Tim Zillich (March 28, 2001).
Together Again, by Stephanie Angelyn Casola (March 29, 2001).
Soft Boysmania, by Mike McGonigal (March 29, 2001).
Old Skool, by Lee Casey (March 30, 2001).
The Soft Boys, by Tim Sheridan (March 30, 2001).
The Soft Boys Revive The Obscure Sounds That Influenced R.E.M., The Replacements, And Many More, by Pat Berkery (April, 2001).
The Soft Boys Interview, by Rot. Fay (April, 2001).
Soft Boys Weigh In Again, by Bill Forman (April, 2001).
The Soft Boys, by Gwen Inhat (April, 2001).
Give It To The Soft Boys -- Again!, by Linda R. (April, 2001).
21 Years Of Moonlight, by Mac Randall (April, 2001).
Cult Heroes Soft Boys Quiet Down At Metro, by Jim DeRogatis (April 1, 2001).
Soft Boys Bask In Moonlight, by Aidin Vaziri (April 1, 2001).
The Soft Boys Album Re-Release Is Long Overdue, by Joe Tepperman (April 2, 2001).
Soft Boys Reintroduce Themselves, by Gary Graff (April 4, 2001).
The Soft Boys, by Keven McAlester (April 5, 2001).
Old Hitchcock Thriller Returns, by Debbie Moore (April 5, 2001).
Soft Boys Soar At The Fillmore, by Neva Chonin (April 9, 2001).
The Soft Boys, by "M. Gnome" (April 12, 2001).
Soft Boys, Underwater Moonlight Aging Gracefully, by Natalie Nichols (April 12, 2001).
Let's Hear It For The Boys, by Robert Webb (April 13, 2001).
Men Out Of Time, by Brett Milano (April 16, 2001).
The Soft Approach (April 19, 2001).
Robyn Hitchcock's Psychedelic Flashback, by Adam Sweeting (April 20, 2001).
Old Softies Are Still Rocking, by Ian Shuttleworth (April 23, 2001).
The Soft Boys, by John Williamson (April 26, 2001).
Soft Boys Harden Act With New Tricks And Space-Rock Riffs, by Nick Hasted (April 27, 2001).
The Soft Boys, by Fiona Shepherd (April 27, 2001).
The Soft Boys, by Jay Hedblade (May, 2001).

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