Features Index

Caught In The Act, by Robyn Hitchcock (undated).
Going Soft?, by Ian Birch (April 22, 1978).
Looking Back On Dennis And The Experts, by Michael Branton (June 17, 1978).
Softies, by Ian Penman (July 17, 1978).
The Soft Boys, by Nigel Cross (1979).
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).
Phantom Of Pyschedelia, by Richard Cook (May 8, 1982).
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).
Robyn Hitchcock Lurks In The Shadows, by Angela Carlson (September, 1985).
Hitchcock's Half Hour, by Jonathan Romney (November 9, 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).
As Hot As Sprouts, by Jon Storey (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).
A Wizard, A True Star, by John Nellson (June, 1986).
Softening His Delivery, by Mark Jenkins (November 12, 1986).
Hitchcock Fishing For Pop Fame (November 27, 1986).
Robyn Hitchcock: Pain Under The Wit, by Robert Palmer (December 14, 1986).
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).
The Complete Hitchcock, by Jim DeRogatis (May, 1987).
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).
Strange Things Are Happening, by Vincent Eno (April, 1988).
An Entertaining Slant On The Pop Tradition, by Fiona McWilliam (April, 1988).
Robyn Hitchcock Has Cult Status, by Gary Graff (April 4, 1988).
Nature Boy Robyn Hitchcock, In The Flesh, by Andrew Warde (September, 1988).
The Beatle That Time Forgot, by Harold DeMuir (April 4, 1989).
Fame Is A Pain (June 28, 1989).
Earth Calling Robyn (1991).
On The Frontier With Robyn Hitchcock, by Carl Arnheiter (1991).
A Day In The Life Of Robyn Hitchcock, by Pat Grandjean (1991).
Rockin' With Robyn, by Johan Kugelberg (1991).
Ultra Believable, by Brian O'Connor (1991).
Bard But Not Bored, by Hilary Monster (August 14, 1991).
Hard Cash For A Soft Boy, by Jack Rabid (August 26, 1991).
Robyn's Stark Fantasy World, by Tom Lanham (September 22, 1991).
The Hatching Of Hitchcock, by Amy McGrath (November, 1991).
Robyn Hitchcock (November, 1991).
Cult Rocker Grows Up, But Only A Little, by Roger Catlin (January 30, 1992).
The Juxtaposed Thoughts Of Robyn Hitchcock, by Paul Robicheau (February, 1992).
When Lyrics Take Flight For Fancy, by Karen Schoemer (February 7, 1992).
Interview: Robyn Hitchcock, by Rob O'Connor (February 12, 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).
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).
The Mind Of Robyn Hitchcock, by Andy Carvin (1993).
Painless Regurgitation Of Hysteria, by Richard White (1993).
Hitchcock Pays Respect, by Tony Fletcher (February 28, 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).
Respect Comes From The Already Converted, by Jim DeRogatis (May 9, 1993).
The Egyptians, by Martin Banner and Pooch (July, 1993).
Dial H For Hitchcock, by Erik Flannigan (1994).
Willamette Week Interview (1994).
Love Connection, by Mike Boehm (July 21, 1994).
British Rocker Sets New Frontiers (October 10, 1994).
Rhino To Reissue Robyn Hitchcock's Early Albums, by Craig Rosen (November 5, 1994).
Rockin' Robyn, by Paul Freeman (1995).
Cake Interview, by Hap Mansfield (1995).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Mick Dillingham (February, 1995).
The Mixed Up Files Of Robyn Hitchcock, by Dean Kuipers (March, 1995).
Sliding Under Doors, by James Delingpole (March 5, 1995).
Robyn Hitchcock (March 13, 1995).
What Becomes A Legend Most Is Robyn Hitchcock, by A.D. Amorosi (March 24, 1995).
The Abandoned Brain (April 1, 1995).
The Man Who Invented Himself, by Andy Anderson (April 7, 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 Q&A, by Chuck Dean (June 15, 1995).
Robyn Hitchcock's Healing Elixir, by Seth Mnookin (1996).
Robyn Hitchcock Answers Questions..., by Haydn J. Mullineux (1996).
Robyn Hitchcock Takes A Solo Turn, by Craig Rosen (July 6, 1996).
On The Bus With Robyn Hitchcock, by Mike Plumbley (August 10, 1996).
A Wry Poet To The Devoted, by Anthony DeCurtis (August 18, 1996).
Thanks For All The Fish, by B.F. Mowat (October 24, 1996).
TOOLS Profile: Robyn Hitchcock, by J. Kordosh (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).
Gotta Let His Brain Out, by Thomas Anderson (1997).
Something Wilder, by Elysa Gardner (January 26, 1997).
Hitchcock's Songwriting Accent Shifts From Music To Lyrics, by Betsy Pickle (February 23, 1997).
A Solo Hitchcock Gathers Moss, by J.D. Considine (March 28, 1997).
Robyn Hitchcock, The Master Of Twisted Pop, Discusses Movies, Stagecraft, And Fruit, by Richard Martin (June 2, 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).
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).
How We Met: Robyn Hitchcock And John Hegley, by Shannon Turner (August 9, 1998).
Electric Judas, by Chris Morris (October 16, 1998).
Gotta Let This Hen Out, by Heidi Sherman (November 2, 1998).
Frogs On Film, by Christina Rees (November 5, 1998).
The Best Guitar In Hollywood, by Pete Clark (November 27, 1998).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Keith Phipps (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).
The Man And His Symbols, by Thomas Peake (July 29, 1999).
Interview: Robyn Hitchcock, by Rey Roldan (July 29, 1999).
Without A Hitch, by Cathy Maestri (July 30, 1999).
Neither Fish Nor Fowl, by Ken Lieck (August 6, 1999).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Joanie Pfister (November, 1999).
POMN Interviews Robyn Hitchcock, by Queenie (November 17, 1999).
FegMANIAC Again, by Cathimini (December, 1999).
Cheese Addict, by Jonathan Bond (December 2, 1999).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Holly Day (February, 2000).
Robyn Hitchcock, by Larry Crane (May, 2000).
The Original Soft Boys Returns To The Bay, Fegmania!, by Blockhead (June, 2000).
Robyn Hitchcock & Grant-Lee Phillips, by Queenie (June 23, 2000).
Rock's Oddball Iron Man, by Alex Green (July, 2000).
Robyn Hitchcock Talks Soft Boys (December 6, 2000).
The Soft Boys: License To Rock Renewed, by Kent H. Benjamin (Spring, 2001).
Robyn Hitchcock Interview, by Steve Lowenthal (March, 2001).
Breaking The Surface, by Sam Adams (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).
The Soft Boys, by Nate Cavalieri (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).
Soft Moon Rises, by Kieran Grant (March 24, 2001).
Aged To Perfection: The Soft Boys, by Cecile Cloutier (March 28, 2001).
Soft Boys Resurface, 20 Years Later, by Tim Zillich (March 28, 2001).
Together Again, by Stephanie Angelyn Casola (March 29, 2001).
Old Skool, by Lee Casey (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).
Give It To The Soft Boys -- Again!, by Linda R. (April, 2001).
21 Years Of Moonlight, by Mac Randall (April, 2001).
Soft Boys Bask In Moonlight, by Aidin Vaziri (April 1, 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 Boys, by Jay Hedblade (May, 2001).

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