Hotspot is a solid album that, maddeningly, feels like a slight disappointment only because of how impossibly high the Pet Shop Boys have set the bar.
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Dan Wiencek
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The Brooklyn five-piece returns with a hook-filled second album, Good Grief.
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Rob Smith
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Rob Smith explores the expansive live box set by electric jazz pioneers Weather Report.
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Ted Asregadoo
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Is there anything revelatory in the deluxe edition of Led Zeppelin’s “In Through The Out Door?” Yes and no.
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Dw. Dunphy
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Respectful yet decidedly unique, Aisles has found a way to honor and still retain their own voice.
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With an exceptional group of collaborators, Riki Michele brings the album of her solo career.
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The band invites you to a soiree in West Germany tonight at 1979.
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You should not have to wait a quarter century for one of the best albums of the year.
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Aigner presents a sophisticated side of folk that traps you with her voice, but keeps you with her wordplay.
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Popdose premieres the new video, Frankenstein Cannot Be Stopped, from Life In A Blender’s latest album
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Fresh, bizarre, intricate, yet not afraid to be a little rude, Life In A Blender’s “We Already Have Birds That Sing” is a short, but punchy trip.
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Can an album be reflective, thought-provoking, and kick your butt at the same time?
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It’s not cartoon music. It’s not jazz music. It’s Charlie Brown music.
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The remarkable new album by Oslo’s Gazpacho blows away the conventions of rock, prog, and the makeup of the “epic” song.
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Thierry Côté
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Following the releases of new albums by David Bowie, My Bloody Valentine and Justin Timberlake, 2013 might go down as the year of the unexpected comeback (your move, Dr. Dre)….
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With just about a month in hindsight, was My Bloody Valentine’s “mbv” worth it?
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Drew
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At first listen, Jim James’ first proper solo album might sound a bit alien to fans of his daytime gig, My Morning Jacket. It’s an intangible thing to pin down — vocally, James sounds as dynamic and distinctive as he ever has on record, and musically, Regions of Light and Sound of God bears a few particularly distinctive earmarks of his other band’s inimitable style. The vast, canyon-scaling vocals, the slow-burn funk that seeps into ambient soundscapes… it’s all there. It’s […]
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