Shabazz Palaces – Black Up
Shabazz Palaces isn’t too cool for hip-hop’s flashier indulgences, but the less the listener knows about the artist, the more he or she can focus on the music itself.
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Shabazz Palaces isn’t too cool for hip-hop’s flashier indulgences, but the less the listener knows about the artist, the more he or she can focus on the music itself.
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A wider reassessment of Radio Ethiopia’s merits might earn it a spot alongside Horses and Easter, cementing the trio of albums as one of the most impressive in rock music’s history.
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Throughout Own Your Ghost, the collaborators favor a relaxed approach that occasionally borders on hypnotic.
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Impressively, Fucked Up has bulked up its propulsive sound, effortlessly mixing stadium-shuddering riffs with streamlined punk ferocity.
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Never ones for subtlety, Man Man kick off Life Fantastic with the pummeling stomp of “Knuckle Down.” Soon lead vocalist Honus Honus crashes the scene with his throaty yowl.
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It’s one of those rare albums that—regardless of whether you’ve actually heard it straight through—you’ve probably encountered almost in full just by flipping through radio stations.
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Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep” offers nostalgia at its best.
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Hate ’em or tolerate ’em, they’re here to stay, and we’ve got a sweet little list of the music industry’s most obnoxious duos.
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In honor of Lent, Pop ‘stache provides a list of notable pop/rock songs that incorporate Christian themes, whether their writers personally subscribe to faith or not.
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The Kills have returned with Blood Pressures. This offering features a bigger sound than the pared-down No Wow.
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With Smoke Ring for My Halo, Vile achieves a forward-leaning momentum that only points toward further success in the future.
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Apollo Kids doesn’t break new ground, but it’s still an admirable affair.
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