Features
Adam Yauch (MCA) of Beasties Boys Passes Away
For Generation Y, the monolith of the Beastie Boys will forever stand among the titans of progressive music. Via numerous genres, the Beastie Boys [...]
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Album ReviewsLower Dens – Nootropics
Score: 8.9 Ribbon Music/Domino Lower Dens Motorik has done service to German music, as Jugendstil had accomplished a century prior for Deutsch art nouveau. [...]
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Album ReviewsJack White – Blunderbuss
Score: 6.6/10 Third Man Records Jack White Jack White has always had a keen sense of history. It can largely be attributed to his [...]
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New VideosVideo Premiere: TacocaT – “Volcano”
Aw, Seattle’s favorite workhorse comes to SSG Music. And they’ve brought a gift! Brought to you by the filmmakers and visionaries of Look Sessions, [...]
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Album ReviewsBrendan Benson – What Kind of World
Score: 7.3/10 Readymade Brendan Benson Buy The journey Brendan Benson has taken to reach What Kind of World–his fifth solo album—is a fantastical one. [...]
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InterviewsProfile: Charlie Hilton of Blouse
Nostalgia hangs like cobwebs. Every step you take, you’re running face-first into emotional tonality of utmost importance. Though it’s become a clichéd mark of [...]
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Song ReviewsVacation Club previews “Forest Babe”
If you’re laughing at the notion of Indianapolis offering anything other than Kenneth “Babyface” Edmonds, then you’re been passing through the city on the [...]
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Song ReviewsFulton Lights — “A Minor Happenstance as Things Go”
Andrew Spencer Goldman, aka Fulton Lights (formerly Maestro Echoplex and John Guilt) continues to amaze. Though it would be easiest to call him a [...]
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Features Interviews Top StoriesInterview: Jehna Wilhelm of To Kill a Petty Bourgeoisie
The world is a museum. Though we manipulate Mother Earth daily to retrieve the necessities of modern convenience, there are artifacts preserved behind a [...]
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Album ReviewsZammuto – Zammuto
Score: 6.8/10 Temporary Residence Ltd. Zammuto [Insert colloquial and clichéd ‘closing the book on the Books’/’the end of the chapter’ rhetoric here] Sentimentalities aside [...]
