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Review: Rae Sremmurd Dim the Fun, Along With the Lights, on ‘SremmLife 2′
posted 10 Year ago by Mosi Reeves
Every youth explosion is eventually tempered by the grind and hard-won rewards of grown-man work.
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Pill Convenience
posted 10 Year ago by Nathan Reese
The no-wave inspired Brooklyn punks Pill pair controlled chaos with darkly funny, incisive political commentary.
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Mal Devisa Kiid
posted 10 Year ago by Jenn Pelly
On Kiid, her first full LP, Mal Devisa’s voice is raw, collected, and honest, scaling heights that you may have forgotten were there.
Atmosphere Fishing Blues
posted 10 Year ago by Sheldon Pearce
The Minneapolis rapper-producer duo Atmosphere over-share on their sloppy and tedious new album, though it still contains a few gripping moments.
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The Grifters Crappin’ You Negative
posted 10 Year ago by Stuart Berman
The mid-'90s Memphis band Grifters wrote songs that sounded like smart conversations you wished you could contribute to, inside jokes you wanted to be let it on.
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DJ Earl Open Your Eyes
posted 10 Year ago by Andrew Gaerig
Open Your Eyes, the first set of new tracks released on Teklife's eponymous label, features collaborations with Oneohtrix Point Never and a host of footwork veterans.
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Nipsey Hussle - Slauson Boy 2 Review
posted 10 Year ago by Jesse Fairfax
Inspiring respect on the grounds of self-sufficiency and brutal determination, Nipsey Hussle is far from the average West Coast role model.
Batman/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles DC/IDW
posted 10 Year ago by Zach Hollwedel
The nostalgia factor is sky high when The Dark Knight meets the heroes in a half-shell in DC Comics' and IDW's playful and sublime Batman/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
The Intervention
posted 10 Year ago by Stephen Mayne
Honesty and healing are the game and everything will just about end up OK, much like the film.
Review: Cass McCombs Is a Moving Target on ‘Mangy Love’
posted 10 Year ago by Andy Beta
There’s a story Cass McCombs has told about how in his older days, he would never sit for publicity shots.
Jon Hopkins Opalescent
posted 10 Year ago by Kevin Lozano
This reissue of the electronic composer’s first album, made in his early 20s, rings thin and hollow compared to the dark genius of his later work.