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Soul Asylum Debuts New Album, Single, and Tour
The album is their ninth studio release and breaks an eight year lull.
Read More »Theater Review: A Lie of the Mind at the Battersea Arts Centre
I left this production feeling that it had a simple message: "There is terrible suffering. You will watch this terrible suffering."
Read More »Confessions of a Fanboy 007: Guster, Part II
More Guster, less Saleski. Now go buy these CDs!
Read More »CD Review: War And Love – Poem de Terre
This is an intelligent, provocative, and inspired creation.
Read More »CD Review: Soul Asylum – The Silver Lining
Even without Karl Mueller, Soul Asylum and their music continue on.
Read More »CD Review: Underdog Wishing Chair
Not since Holly Near, Ronnie Gilbert, and Ferron have I heard as powerful and intelligent music from a woman's folk/country group
Read More »Johnny Cash’s American V: A Hundred Highways Debuts at #1
The Man in Black has first #1 album since 1969. Who says death can't help a career?
Read More »Contemplating Car Crashes, Control
Reflections following another yet another car accident.
Read More »CD Review: Fatboy Slim – Greatest Hits: Why Try Harder?
This big beat best-of is more than a collection of hits by a master of electronica.
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