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Hi Everyone! It is that time of year and I am swamped with work. I hope to put up aContinue Reading
The Beach Boys’ Big Sur: Embrace Your Indie Surfer
Thus far, 2021 is the year of unearthing decades old unreleased tracks. The Rolling Stones did it with Scarlet, whichContinue Reading
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The joke is that only 100 people bought Velvet Underground’s The Velvet Underground and Nico, but they all started aContinue Reading
1971: The Biggest Year in Music History – In 10 Records
As 2021 continues to roll on we are faced with the 50th anniversary of some of the biggest records inContinue Reading
The Linda Lindas’ Racist, Sexist Boy: This is Why I Love Music
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Sir Chloe’s Michelle: PJ Harvey and Riot Grrrls Would be Proud
In an age of technology, trust my daughter to show me a song on Tic Toc that sounds like I’mContinue Reading
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After the breakout record The Score by the Fugees in 1996, Lauryn Hill decided to put out solo effort TheContinue Reading
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