Canibus’ Rip The Jacker: A Most Unusual Production
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Stoupe The Enemy of Mankind and Canibus caught lightning in a bottle in a strange but successful way.
Canibus’ Rip The Jacker: A Most Unusual Production Read More »
California’s LA LOM and Thee Sacred Souls bring the romantic allure and charm of classic Mexican Boleros and Cumbina Sonidera inspired music
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The double album is a dying breed, but the vanity and ambition needed to make them will never go out of style
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Rap covers succeed when they take a song with universal lyrics and give it a complimentary coat of new paint.
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Where Curtis Mayfield lays back, The Jam lean forward.
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When considering the Greatest American Rock band, apply the three C’s: Critical acclaim, Commercial success, and Cultural relevance.
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Like wine, some musicians get better with age.
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Bette Smith’s new music sounds like a party
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“Hey Soul Sister” is a memorable, significant song, but for all the wrong reasons.
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Colin Tracey discusses the feelings of those of us who love too hard, struggle to let go, and are afraid to be alone.
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