Subject: Elliott Smith (Musician)

• Quiet Riot

  The indie movement that is Sleater-Kinney keeps getting bigger

  March 11, 1999

• Rock and Roll Dream Team

  Forget the office-football draft, dude. Here's a far cooler way to waste your time and your employer's money.

  August 26, 2004

• Rotation

  April 2, 1998

• Rotation

  September 10, 1998

• The Long, Painful Genesis of Bring Back the Guns' First Album

  October 4, 2007

• Band Suicide

  February 16, 2006

• 2006 Houston Press Music Awards Supplement

  July 27, 2006

• The Kids Are All Right

  Classic rock lives on in the hands of youngsters the Redwalls

  August 18, 2005

• New Angels in Rock Heaven

  Scoring the grim reaper's 2004 harvest

  December 30, 2004

• Marrying the Mainstream

  White men learned to dance, and the emoting was as thick as the eyeliner on the year's best pop-rock records

  December 23, 2004

• Marrying the Mainstream

  White men learned to dance, and the emoting was as thick as the eyeliner on the year's best pop-rock records

  December 23, 2004

• Die, Jeff Buckley, Die!

  It's time to put a bullet through the head of this zombie

  November 4, 2004

• Strings Attached

  Operatic popster Rufus Wainwright exits "gay hell" and enters his most fertile period

  March 11, 2004

• Rock Death in 2003

  Exhuming and scoring last year's pop-music demises

  January 1, 2004

• Six More Mysterious Musical Deaths We'd Like to See Reopened

  That's Brian Jones, who is still dead, in the lower right corner.​Original Rolling Stones guitarist Brian Jones was found dead at the bottom of his swimming pool 40 years ago. It was declared "death by misadventure," a cause of death that probably didn't come as a shock to those who had been aware of Jones' steady descent into drug addiction over the preceding years, as well as his recent departute/dismissal from the Stones. This week, however, police in Sussex announced they will be reexamini

  September 1, 2009

• He Said, She Said: Gone Too Soon

  A rash of recent musical deaths (Michael Jackson and DJ AM among others) have led us here at Rocks Off to do some speculating of our own: Which musicians do we feel were taken from us too soon? Obvious answers like the Famous Js (John Lennon, Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin) or the dual tragedies of Tupac and Biggie are givens, of course. And it's silly to sit around wishing that Buddy Holly or Bobby Darin were still alive, because even if they hadn't been taken from us via plane cr

  September 18, 2009