Articles by Josh Keller
Big Quarters
If your knowledge of Minneapolis hip hop begins and ends with Atmopshere, Brother Ali and Doomtree, now is the time to update your CD collection. Saturday night at the Entry there was a release …
There is always a strange dichotomy for me when I see Now Now Every Children live in concert. Their polished songwriting does not seem like it should be coming from a group that looks so …
Four Takes on the Most Overrated Moments of 2008:
Thank you for checking out Four Takes on the Top 5 Twin Cities Albums of 2008.
Once again, we’d like to thank you for taking some time to check the site out and hopefully you found something you enjoyed on yesterday’s Four Takes on the 10 Best Albums of 2008. Today …
In 2008 Culture Bully began a recurring segment which collected four unique voices in an effort to provide a broader perspective on album reviews, aptly entitled Four Takes. This week Culture Bully is transferring that …
It is often difficult to gain a balanced perspective on an album after reading a single summary of the music. Bias can tilt the review – as can personal taste, history and just about everything …
Western Fifth are an alt-country band cut very distinctly in the cloth of the last 20 years of Minneapolis rock and roll. If you have heard any of the bands that have fallen in this …
photo: Laura Hanifin
Tuesday night was a night a blast from the past in Minneapolis. Walking into the Pantages Theatre, with its vintage façade and classic theater feel, always feels like a little bit of a …
I fear you, my darkness, the debut EP from the Minneapolis based group Lookbook is a study in contrasts and is a strangely beautiful album that has very dark undertones. The duo is comprised of …

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