Article Archive for February 2007
Hopefully the first seven seconds of Dungen’s lead single from its upcoming album Tito Bitar is fairly indicative of the rest of what we are to hear. A raging drum roll introduction is hammered by …
Though not entirely won over by Canadian MC k-os‘ latest album Atlantis: Hymns for Disco, his recent performance on The Late Show with David Letterman has a very Roots-y feel which I am immediately drawn …
The song for the lead single from Three Six Mafia’s upcoming Last 2 Walk album is…well…a little funny, to be honest. How far has the group strayed from its beginnings since its inception? …
Though a little disappointed with the speed of which the recording industry has targeted the spread of Year Zero material it’s still going to be interesting to see where and how this release ends. …
Having only ever heard a scattered history of the band’s music I had in my mind, for one reason or another, the idea that group’s performance on Late Night with Conan O’Brien would be far …
Sometimes I don’t know whether I’m going mad or if Nas’s music has lost what many people claim it to still have. Lyrically “Can’t Forget About You” is simply not as solid as what …
A concept of which the United States is a twisted version of its former self, where the government has turned into a mutated mess, with a religious right strong arming the nation with force and …
I have been following the ordeal with Joe Rogan and Carlos “Don’t Call Me Ned” Mencia recently and am finding it very difficult to side with Mencia (Holness) given the facts: 1. Rogan has laid …
I find it hard to believe that amongst the millions of people buying Norah Jones’ music in the last few years that there are so few who scour the internet looking for non-album takes, bootlegs …
NPR broadcasted one of The Arcade Fire’s five shows from Judson Memorial Church in New York this weekend, and bless their hearts for it. The band was stunning (duh), the pictures further prove a …
A friend recently noted, in response to Rage Against the Machine’s reunion show at Coachella, something along the lines of “as long as it means no more Audioslave, I’m all for it.” Well, dreams …
The Apples in Stereo were but a drop of water in the indie rock ocean for me until lead singer Robert Schneider delivered the introduction for The Colbert Report’s infamous Shred Off, but now …

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