Canibus’ Rip The Jacker: A Most Unusual Production
Stoupe The Enemy of Mankind and Canibus caught lightning in a bottle in a strange but successful way.
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A Night at the Bandshell with LA LOM & Thee Sacred Souls at BRIC! Celebrate Brooklyn
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 Mysterious Allure of the Double Album
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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Why Are There No Rap Covers?
Rap covers succeed when they take a song with universal lyrics and give it a complimentary coat of new paint.
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Did The Jam Have a Perfect Cover?
Where Curtis Mayfield lays back, The Jam lean forward.
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The Greatest American Rock ‘N’ Roll Band Is…
When considering the Greatest American Rock band, apply the three C’s: Critical acclaim, Commercial success, and Cultural relevance.
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Yo-Yo Ma and the Impetuousness of Youth
Like wine, some musicians get better with age.
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Local Artist Spotlight: Bette Smith
Bette Smith’s new music sounds like a party
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The Worst Pop Song of All Time?
“Hey Soul Sister” is a memorable, significant song, but for all the wrong reasons.
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Comfort Club Explores Distance, Defeat, and How to Disconnect Yourself from Your Ex
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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