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N.O.R.E. - Drunk Uncle
posted 10 Year ago by Dana Scott
The changes in N.O.R.E.’s life outlook are obvious (as heard on “Moments†which touches on a recent phone call from Jay Z acknowledging that he respects his artistry) and longtime fans will certainly have fun checking in with their Drunk Uncle.
Review: On ‘Twenty88,’ It’s Easy To Get Tangled Up In Jhene Aiko And Big Sean’s Love Web
posted 10 Year ago by Richy Rosario
“What if this was the end and we had to bow out together/I need you to tell me every emotion like now or never/Only two times I ever needed you was now and forever.â€
Parquet Courts Human Performance
posted 10 Year ago by Jenn Pelly
Parquet Courts' third album is a bracing snapshot of a band on a roll. Their music is not explicitly political, but Parquet Courts are definitely a thinking band, and a critical one.
PJ Harvey - 'The Hope Six Demolition Project' Review
posted 10 Year ago by EMILY MACKAY
The follow-up to 'Let England Shake' is unsettling and infectious, but too vague to hit hard
'Victoria' - Film Review
posted 10 Year ago by OLLY RICHARDS
It’s a story so surprising, absorbing and stunningly played by the cast that it’s only when the film is over that you get a moment to breathe out and consider the logistical nightmare of making it. See it immediately.
Kweku Collins Nat Love
posted 10 Year ago by Kris Ex
On his new LP, Nat Love, rapper/singer/producer Kweku Collins offers intimate, hip-hop-informed bohemian rhapsodies.
Review: PJ Harvey Can’t Walk a Mile in Someone Else’s Skin on ‘The Hope Six Demolition Project’
posted 10 Year ago by Dan Weiss
The year is 2013. You’re excited because Brad Paisley’s about to release the snickeringly titled Wheelhouse, in which the genial, widely respected country singer really challenges his red-state fans.
Metallica Kill 'Em All
posted 10 Year ago by Saby Reyes-Kulkarni
In a monumental one-two punch, Metallica set the blueprint for thrash metal and then gave the genre its worldview with its first two records—reissued in deluxe sets that feature alternate mixes, demos, and live shows.
Steven Blush with Paul Rachman and Tony Mann
posted 10 Year ago by Frank Valish
Lost Rockers: Broken Dreams and Crashed Careers Published by Powerhouse