Todd Rundgren

On 2004's Liars, Rundgren mixes such disparate genres as techno, prog rock and (especially) soul, resulting in some kind of weird New Age pop masterpiece. Fans of the enigmatic artist will not be let down, while newcomers may be surprised to hear such solid soul music coming from some guy from the 1970s.

Todd Rundgren once wrote, "Anything worth doing is worth overdoing." He hasn't
changed his mind. Liars is fourteen songs about nothing less than the death of truth -- the
worldwide industry in personal betrayal and institutional deception scored and sung with
thrilling eccentricity: rave-tastic electronics; cool, candied swoon; metallic outrage. Still in
full possession of his boyish, white R&B pipes at fifty-five, Rundgren has the brass... More >