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video: SYMMETRY – “Streets of Fire”
post on gorillavsbear.net difftime_Apr 07, 2013 00:30:30 GMT
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PICTURE OF THE DAY
post on Berkeley Place difftime_Apr 06, 2013 23:34:42 GMT
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On going back to high school
post on I AM FUEL, YOU ARE FRIENDS difftime_Apr 06, 2013 23:20:10 GMT
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Last week I spent some long hours in an old Volvo, driving across the flat beige heart of this country from Colorado to Chicago. The first stop and one of the main impetuses behind this adventure was Lawrence High School in Kansas, and the Room 125 Productions film studies classroom of Mr. Jeff Kuhr. Jeff [...] [full post]
CONTEST – The Joy Formidable @ The Phoenix – April 12, 2013
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The Joy Formidable — Wolf's Law
CONTEST – Depeche Mode / Delta Machine
post on .: chromewaves v7.5 difftime_Apr 06, 2013 20:19:52 GMT
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AmazonIt was a surprising thing to realize as I cued up my review copy of Delta Machine a few weeks ago, but it would actually be the first time I’d ever listen to a Depeche Mode in its entirety. I’ve heard many/all the big singles, of course, but never sat down with an album start [...] [full post]
Mos Def – “The Light Is Not Afraid of The Dark (prod. Kanye West)”
post on Stereogum difftime_Apr 06, 2013 19:22:12 GMT
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When Yasiin Bey a/k/a Mos Def was recording his third album, True Magic, he collaborated with Kanye West on a song called “The Light Is Not Afraid of the Dark.” West produced the track. It ultimately did not end up on the album, but following a recent live performance of the song, Mos Def has [...]

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1999 Infiniti Qx4
post on Pop Tarts Suck Toasted difftime_Apr 06, 2013 17:44:00 GMT
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It's the 1999 infiniti qx4 of their products to which Infiniti owes much success, and it's just been applied to the 1999 infiniti qx4 an all-new seductive skin, giving the 1999 infiniti qx4 and steering angle, the rear suspension geometry has been designed with equal length exhaust manifolds and low muffler exhaust backpressure to help optimize performance.

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What emerged in showrooms in March of 1992 was a pair of Pathfinder clear corners which ended up not fitting.After months of having no luck, I stopped my searching.Nobody sold clear corners which ended up not fitting.After months of having no luck, I stopped my searching.Nobody sold clear corners which ended up not fitting.After months of having no luck, I stopped my searching.Nobody sold clear corners which ended up not fitting.After months of having no luck, I stopped my searching.Nobody sold clear corners which ended up not fitting.After months of having no luck, I stopped my searching.Nobody sold clear corners which ended up not fitting.After months of having no luck, I stopped my searching.Nobody sold clear corners for the 1999 infiniti qx4 of other added features, the 1999 infiniti qx4 in the 1999 infiniti qx4 to have both.



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Lavender Diamond – “I Don’t Recall” Video
post on Stereogum difftime_Apr 06, 2013 17:03:23 GMT
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Becky Stark a/k/a Lavender Diamond released a new record last year, Incorruptible Heart, her first since 2007. Back in September, we showed you the video for “Everybody’s Heart’s Breaking Now.” Now, check out a new video for “I Don’t Recall,” the album’s third track, directed by Jena Malone. Below, check out the video as well [...]

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photos: Jessie Ware // Webster Hall NYC
post on gorillavsbear.net difftime_Apr 06, 2013 17:00:02 GMT
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Watch Cat Power Play Fallon
post on Stereogum difftime_Apr 06, 2013 14:58:55 GMT
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Cat Power played Late Night With Jimmy Fallon last night. Backed by ?uestlove and “Captain” Kirk Douglas of the Roots, Chan Marshall performed “Manhattan” from her most recent record Sun, released in September via Matador. Check out the performance below, and in case you missed it, check out the official video for the song below [...]

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Watch Yeah Yeah Yeahs Play Letterman
post on Stereogum difftime_Apr 06, 2013 14:34:03 GMT
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In advance of their forthcoming record Mosquito, Yeah Yeah Yeahs played the Late Show With David Letterman last night. The band played “Sacrilege,” a cut from the new record, backed by a New York-based gospel ensemble, the Broadway Inspirational Voices. Check it out below. Mosquito is out April 16 via Interscope.

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Shorties (The Best Roger Ebert Shoutouts in Rap, Literary Beers, and more)
post on Largehearted Boy difftime_Apr 06, 2013 14:13:29 GMT
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BuzzFeed lists the eight best Roger Ebert shoutouts in rap music. Flavorwire lists literary beers. Weekend Edition interviews poet Tracy K. Smith about why we need poetry. The Guardian Books podcast interviews authors Mohsin Hamid and Jim Crace. Andy McCluskey... [full post]
Daily Downloads (The Low Anthem, Southern Culture on the Skids, and more)
post on Largehearted Boy difftime_Apr 06, 2013 13:09:42 GMT
Vic Chesnutt — Ruby Tuesday
Mogwai — I Am Not Batman
A COLLECTION OF MY FAVORITE WHO SONGS
post on Berkeley Place difftime_Apr 06, 2013 05:25:31 GMT
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Beady Eye – “Flick Of The Finger”
post on Stereogum difftime_Apr 06, 2013 02:14:38 GMT
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When Oasis were at their very best, the very heart of their appeal was plainly the incomparable voice of their primary vocalist, Liam Gallagher, one of the great singers of the ’90s. When Oasis were at their worst, their most frustrating flaws were also found in Liam’s vocals: between booze, cigarettes, poor conditioning, and God [...]

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PICTURE OF THE DAY
post on Berkeley Place difftime_Apr 05, 2013 23:34:43 GMT
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Cannibal Ox – “Gotham”
post on Stereogum difftime_Apr 05, 2013 21:02:27 GMT
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It’s been 13 years since the New York indie-rap duo released their instant-classic debut album The Cold Vein, and they haven’t dropped anything since. But Can Ox are back together now, and after hitting their fundraising goal on a Kickstarter campaign, they’ve now released their first new music since then. Their “Gotham” maxi-single has three [...]

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Shut Up, Dude: This Week’s Best And Worst Comments
post on Stereogum difftime_Apr 05, 2013 20:00:28 GMT
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It’s Friday and our comment voting plug-in is still on the fritz. We should have a replacement up and running soon, though. For now we’ll have to consider every comment made this week to be the best, and call it a tie. Congrats! In lieu of the list then, here’s a look back at the [...]

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Undertow Turns 20
post on Stereogum difftime_Apr 05, 2013 19:44:40 GMT
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When Tool headlined 2009′s Lollapalooza in Chicago, they were the most popular act on the bill by several light years. Hours before they started playing, people started filling up the field around their stage, politely ignoring whoever happened to be on before them. That year, Animal Collective, fresh off of Merriweather Post Pavilion, were the [...]

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Dirty Beaches – “Landscapes In The Mist”
post on Stereogum difftime_Apr 05, 2013 19:21:27 GMT
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Here’s the second offering from Alex Zhang Hungtai’s upcoming album. “Landscapes In The Mist” is, in its own way, fairly more energetic than the first release “Love Is The Devil.” It’s a free jazz slog sucked into a new wave vacuum, which for many wouldn’t really scream liveliness, but it chugs along with endurance and [...]

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Jerome LOL – A/S/L mix
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This mix is a mix of songs that inspire me. None of them are secret,... Read more » [full post]
The 10 Best Lou Reed Songs
post on Stereogum difftime_Apr 05, 2013 18:31:47 GMT
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Rock and roll has never lacked for singular characters, and amongst that cavalcade of the insanely great and greatly insane, Lewis Allen “Lou” Reed takes second chair to nobody. Lou is an artist who tries you, beguiles you, dares you to dislike him, wins you over, makes you laugh, and expands your imagination. His multitudes contain multitudes. He is baldly transgressive and romantically [...]

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Watch The National Debut “Heavenfaced,” “Fireproof,” “Graceless” In Berlin
post on Stereogum difftime_Apr 05, 2013 16:53:05 GMT
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Trouble Will Find Me, the new album from the National, is just a month and a half away from release, and we have yet to hear a single studio song that will appear on it. But last night in Berlin, the band played a secret show at Berlin’s Michelberger Hotel, trotting out a few of [...]

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The 5 Best Videos Of The Week
post on Stereogum difftime_Apr 05, 2013 16:20:51 GMT
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You know how I’ve been threatening to get weird with this column, to start including late-night performances and whatever other random bits of music-related video that might find their way on this site? This is the week the universe decided to call my bluff, since the one of the best pieces of music-related video, if [...]

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Book Notes - Peter Rock "The Shelter Cycle"
post on Largehearted Boy difftime_Apr 05, 2013 16:13:00 GMT
Church Universal and Triumphant — Dedication to the tackling of the beast and the dragon - the momentum of rock-n-roll
Danny Brown – “Express Yourself”
post on Stereogum difftime_Apr 05, 2013 16:08:21 GMT
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I see you, Danny Brown. Hopping on a track the producer Trampy cites as inspired by Diplo’s #ExpressYourself Twitter trend — which is, essentially, his way to get Internet girls to send him pics of them booty-poppin’ while in a handstand a la his

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SIRIUS/XMU :: Aquarium Drunkard Show (Noon EST, Channel 35)
post on Aquarium Drunkard: MP3 Blog, Music Blog difftime_Apr 05, 2013 15:45:12 GMT
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Our weekly two hour show on SIRIUS/XMU, channel 35, can be heard twice every Friday – Noon EST with an encore broadcast at Midnight EST. Download this week’s Lagniappe Session with Night Beds, here. SIRIUS 288: Jean Michel Bernard – Generique Stephane ++ Mission of Burma – New Disco ++ The Exploding Hearts – You’re [...]
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White Fence – “To The Boy” (Stereogum Premiere)
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White Fence is gearing up to release his album Cyclops Reap, from which we’ve already heard “Pink Gorilla” and “Fragility.” Its third sampling is “To The Boy,” a psych rock slow jam that really makes you understand why at some point, “groovy” was the adulatory phrase of choice when crunchy, blissed out riffs were on [...]

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Book Notes - Dave Bry "Public Apology"
post on Largehearted Boy difftime_Apr 05, 2013 15:11:16 GMT
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In the Book Notes series, authors create and discuss a music playlist that relates in some way to their recently published book. Previous contributors include Bret Easton Ellis, Kate Christensen, Kevin Brockmeier, George Pelecanos, Dana Spiotta, Amy Bloom, Aimee... [full post]
HAVE A GOOD WEEKEND
post on Cold Splinters difftime_Apr 05, 2013 15:06:40 GMT
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Colin Stetson – “In Mirrors” & “And In Truth” (Feat. Justin Vernon) Video
post on Stereogum difftime_Apr 05, 2013 14:45:06 GMT
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The human wonder Colin Stetson creates abstract alternate universes while using only his gigantic saxophone. And in a new video for “In Mirrors” and “And In Truth,” two of the tracks from Stetson’s new album New History Warfare Vol. 3: To See More Light, three different directors have given his music images to match. For [...]

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Shorties (The Best Life Advice from Maya Angelou, Stream the New Yeah Yeah Yeahs Album,, and more)
post on Largehearted Boy difftime_Apr 05, 2013 14:21:26 GMT
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Noisey is streaming Yeah Yeah Yeahs' new album, Mosquito (out April 16th), with track commentaries from the band. Jane Smiley lists examples of horseracing in literature. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club's Robert Levon Been talks to Drowned in Sound about... [full post]
Grizzly Bear @ Brown Theater 4.1.13
post on You Aint No Picasso difftime_Apr 05, 2013 14:02:49 GMT
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Before Grizzly Bear’s show at the Brown Theater, singer Ed Droste tweeted that Louisville should come out to the show because it was their first time bringing their new light show through the area. What he didn’t say was that it was that for those of us who hadn’t seen the band since Shield‘s release, [...] [full post]
premiere: The Knife – “A Tooth For an Eye (Pursuit Grooves remix)”
post on gorillavsbear.net difftime_Apr 05, 2013 14:00:34 GMT
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As we all continue to attempt to process The Knife‘s uncompromising, incendiary, and altogether overwhelming... Read more » [full post]
Dan Deacon – “Konono Ripoff No. 1″
post on Stereogum difftime_Apr 05, 2013 13:35:02 GMT
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For a new Record Store Day 7″ single, the euphoric Baltimore experimentalist Dan Deacon has recorded a new song that borrows its tones and its sense of melodics from the Congolese band Konono No. 1, so he’s naturally called it “Konono Ripoff No. 1.” Deacon’s recorded two versions of the track, with two different drummers [...]

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Daily Downloads (The Impossible Girl, Owls of the Swamp, and more)
post on Largehearted Boy difftime_Apr 05, 2013 13:21:07 GMT
Brothers — We Are Pushing On
Jesse Ruins — Laura Is Fading
Owls of the Swamp — The Hypnotist
Watch Tyler, The Creator, Earl Sweatshirt, And Domo Genesis Play Letterman
post on Stereogum difftime_Apr 05, 2013 12:52:14 GMT
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Last night, Tyler, The Creator served as the musical guest on the Late Show With David Letterman, and he brought Odd Future compadres Earl Sweatshirt and Domo Genesis with him to do the RZA-channeling Wolf track “Rusty.” In an incredibly strange bit of stagecraft, these three guys (minus Domo, who actually seemed pretty into the [...]

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The Wilderness Of Manitoba explores the wilderness of Leslieville
post on .: chromewaves v7.5 difftime_Apr 05, 2013 12:28:27 GMT
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Jennifer RowsomFor a band with such a clear and steady aesthetic – delicately pretty, harmony-laden folk with direct spiritual and sonic roots in the ’60s – The Wilderness Of Manitoba have gone through their fair share of changes. The lineup that emerged from Toronto’s Deleware House with 2009′s Hymns of Love and Spirits and 2010′s [...] [full post]
BF
post on Berkeley Place difftime_Apr 05, 2013 06:14:31 GMT
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Black Flag/Henry Rollins covers and related shit…. Louie Louie (Kingsmen cover)-Black Flag (1986) You can find the entire show here. You can also get BF’s final show here. Can’t Decide (Black Flag cover)-Horrordactyl [full post]
PICTURE OF THE DAY
post on Berkeley Place difftime_Apr 04, 2013 23:25:33 GMT
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Jimmy Tamborello Discusses Postal Service’s Aborted Second Album, Upcoming Tour
post on Stereogum difftime_Apr 04, 2013 21:36:09 GMT
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The recent reunion of the Postal Service (and release of two new tracks) had a lot of fans wondering if another album was in the works — speaking of which, why haven’t they made another album!? Actually, they tried to. In a recent interview with Exclaim.ca, Jimmy Tamborello (aka Dntel) revealed some info about what [...]

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James Blake – “Take A Fall For Me” (Feat. RZA) & “Every Day I Ran”
post on Stereogum difftime_Apr 04, 2013 20:10:35 GMT
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Next week, British smarty-pants electronic pop prince James Blake will release his new album Overgrown, and we’ve posted a handful of its songs: “Retrograde,” “And Holy Ghost,” “Voyeur,” a live version of “Our Love Comes Back,” the Brian Eno collab “Digital Lion.” And now Blake has posted a couple more on his own Tumblr. “Take [...]

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DJ Koze On Amygdala, Rhye, And The Strangeness Of American EDM
post on Stereogum difftime_Apr 04, 2013 19:28:10 GMT
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DJ Koze is part techno shaman, part dancefloor therapist. In his earlier years the Germany-based musician was a hip-hop DJ (more recently, a DMC competition title-holder) and uses his technical skills behind the turntable to turn his brand of fantastical, dreamy techno into subtle, nuanced emotional storylines. “I prefer it when music becomes slower and [...]

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Phoenix – “Entertainment” Homemade Performance Video
post on Stereogum difftime_Apr 04, 2013 19:21:26 GMT
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The song’s official music video is a grand and sweeping thing, but now Phoenix have posted a very different video for “Entertainment,” the first single from their forthcoming Bankrupt! album. This one is a stripped-down performance video, with the band playing an acoustic-guitar/keyboard version of the song not too different from the one they did [...]

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The Besnard Lakes – “People Of The Sticks” Video
post on Stereogum difftime_Apr 04, 2013 19:11:34 GMT
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The Besnard Lakes teach us that taking candy from strangers can occasionally turn out great in their trippy video for the recent single “People Of The Sticks.” The video depicts a practicing gymnast who eats candies with the band members’ faces on them, then proceeds to lose her grip on reality while performing. The video [...]

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Download Peter Rosenberg The New York Renaissance Mixtape
post on Stereogum difftime_Apr 04, 2013 18:58:59 GMT
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The Hot 97 DJ Peter Rosenberg has long been a champion of New York City’s resurgent rap underground, which is just now shaking off the traditionalist funk that it was in for years. And now he’s recruited a whole lot of the city’s rising talent to appear on his The New York Renaissance mixtape. We’ve [...]

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KEN mode – “Counter Culture Complex” Video
post on Stereogum difftime_Apr 04, 2013 18:16:22 GMT
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Winnipeg’s KEN mode have spent their Q1 basically kicking ass across North America, violently bashing their new longplayer, Entrench, into our cultural consciousness. I’ve been a fan of the band for years now; I interviewed them when they toured for their last album, 2011′s Venerable, at which point the band’s core members — brothers Jesse [...]

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Western Lows – “Icicles” (Stereogum Premiere)
post on Stereogum difftime_Apr 04, 2013 18:11:23 GMT
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Western Lows, a new project from Mezzanine Owls’ Jack Burnside, could have probably been called the Twilight Singers if the name weren’t already taken. The track “Icicles” is a perfect combination of orange-sky guitars with late night cruise bass and percussion — the perfect soundtrack for gloaming. It comes from the debut album Glacial, which [...]

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Turntable Inteview: The Thermals
post on Stereogum difftime_Apr 04, 2013 17:38:30 GMT
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Since 2002, the Thermals have crafted raucous, ebullient post-pop-punk tunes that are ridiculously catchy and singularly intense. Over the years, Hutch Harris, Kathy Foster, and — for the last few albums — Westin Glass, have honed their craft from their homebase in Portland, Oregon, releasing five records filled with thoughtful, driving, and brash songs. Their [...]

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Premature Evaluation: The Knife Shaking The Habitual
post on Stereogum difftime_Apr 04, 2013 17:37:02 GMT
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On “Raging Lung,” a little more than halfway through the Knife’s gargantuan new album Shaking The Habitual, a few familiar words show up: “What a difference, what a difference a little difference would make.” Those words are familiar because Guy Picciotto groaned them on Fugazi’s “Blueprint,” a track from Repeater, my favorite album ever. With [...]

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