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White Label Wednesday: Romeo Void, “A Girl in Trouble (Is a Temporary Thing)”
People like to joke that if the Rolling Stones were to debut today, they would never be popular because they’re not attractive enough. This is not entirely accurate. I can’t imagine that a single
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White Label Wednesday: Art of Noise, “Close (to the Edit)”
Throw together Alan White of Yes, a VW Golf, and a little girl with a chainsaw, and what have you got? Find out as David Medsker goes close (to the edit) with this week's
Read More »White Label Wednesday: Fishbone, “Party at Ground Zero”
Today’s special: pink vapor stew. Yummy yum. To say that Fishbone was exploring uncharted waters when they dropped their eponymous EP in 1985 is a great understatement. They were five years too late for
Read More »White Label Wednesday: Faith No More, “We Care a Lot”
Who are these men, and why do they care so much? David Medsker finds out in the latest edition of White Label Wednesday
Read More »White Label Wednesday: Jane’s Addiction, “Been Caught Stealing”
A la da dat dat dadat, dat dat dat, fuckers! It only took one listen of Ritual de lo Habitual (1990), the much-anticipated sophomore effort by Jane’s Addiction, to know what the second single
Read More »White Label Wednesday: C.C.C.P., “American-Soviets”
If it’s late 1987, and you’re in an alternative club or “danceteria,” odds are you’re hearing “American-Soviets” before last call. You might even hear it twice. This song was positively ubiquitous, sandwiched in between
Read More »White Label Wednesday: Peter Gabriel, “Steam”
Imagine the exchange that took place when Peter Gabriel brought Us, the long-overdue follow-up to his 1986 critical and commercial smash So (proper follow-up, anyway, with all apologies to 1989′s Passion), to his bosses
Read More »White Label Wednesday: David Gilmour, “Blue Light”
I’ll be honest: I downloaded this mix a few months ago, after searching for it for years (decades, even), but planned to do nothing with it…until I read the comment in Dave Steed’s awesome
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