Tuesday, May 11th, 2010
It’s been a while since I’ve hit y’all with some dope new music. And it’s not because a terrible dope music drought has struck the scene. It’s mostly because I’ve been busy…and lazy. In the time between my Top 5 Albums I Should Have Told You About In December post and Mr. Mather’s return to […]
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Tuesday, April 27th, 2010
Last year at about this time, I called Eminem “the biggest waste of talent in Hip Hop today.” One year, twenty days and one track later, I’m here to apologize. This morning, Slim Shady dropped two minutes and fifteen seconds of straight fire, he calls Despicable. Spitting over Drake’s Over and Lloyd Banks’ Beamer, Benz […]
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Thursday, March 11th, 2010
I spent a lot of time in December working with The Great White Gypsy, trying to get put together an awesome Best of The Aughts list for the film section. And in doing so, I totally forgot to put together a list of the best records I discovered in 2009. So I’m making up for it now.
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Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010
What can one man do with two hands, a bass drum, snare, hi-hat, guitar, crazy fucking mask (a la MF DOOM) and a telephone receiver? If that one man is Gull, he can make one bad ass record. Using his left hand to play the guitar, his right hand on the drums and singing through […]
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Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010
Ok. I know I’m late on this one. There are probably eight million reviews of this album on the interwebs at this point. But I’ve been meaning to talk about Midlake’s latest release, The Courage of Others ever since their appearance on NPR’s All Songs Considered back in January. They were previewing the album, which […]
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Thursday, February 11th, 2010
The Rise & Fall of St. Valentine illustrates two sides of love—the painfully beautiful and the beautifully painful. The Rise encompasses the feeling of meeting someone, falling in love and the sheer awesomeness of moments spent together. The Fall explores the heartbreaking, angry, lonely haze that follows a love failed.
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