Curtis sent us a link to this:
How could we allow this to happen in America? The Klaxons have been accused of keeping an award won by the Arctic Monkeys at the NME Awards USA last month. The Next Big Things behind “Fluorescent…
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Thanks Manny, for pointing out:
Rapper T-Pain is celebrating after landing five BET Award nominations to lead the pack of hopefuls at the upcoming Hip-Hop Honors. His big five include nods for Best Collaboration for his work with Chris Brown,
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Found this post:
The aunt of soul singer Amy Winehouse has hit out at the media for constantly hounding her troubled niece - and is pleading with the press to “give it a break.” The “Rehab” hitmaker’s aunt Sue
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Interesting:
A band as long-lasting as Death Cab would eventually have to regroup and launch their sound into a grittier, more primal direction, shaking off the stigma that comes with entering the Post-Millenial Platinum Club.
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Just came across this:
Those who can’t rock, write? Country music journalist Peter Cooper just might be the exception that proves the rule.
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Kent sent us a link to this:
A fine but not singular record from a tenor saxophone trio that seems intent on evoking the greats of the tradition: Coltrane, Rollins, and Joe Henderson.
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Came across this today:
This wonderful compilation surveys the Brazilian hybrid known as manguebeat, a fusion of rock, hip hop, funk and traditional styles like maracatu and samba.
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Found this:
For their second album, the Duke Spirit have developed into something much clearer and less derivative than their debut.
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Amber emailed us this:
Hayden Desser’s recipe for artistic success: He knows what is necessary and when it’s so. Throughout the entirety of In Field and Town, everything is completely necessary and nothing is extravagant.
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Mel sent us a link to this:
Ministry, for what could actually be their last album, give in and just play the songs everybody knows.
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