In one of New Orleans’ few instances where sports reigned over music, the super bowl has cast many into a week-long, universalized hangover. It
Jay Mattson takes a look back at one of the finest accomplishments in independent music, Magnetic Fields' 69 Love Songs. Over one decade later,
I am interested to see what this decade brings to Swedish pop music. One would be hesitant to call the ’00s a moment of
Jaga Jazzist are expanding boundaries with their stylistic fusion of jazz and electronica. Their new album, One-Armed Bandit, is one of the most thrilling
It seems ironic how the age of “hippies” coincided with some of the most groundbreaking usages of production in music. In an era associated
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The top ten albums of 2009 are unveiled, capping off the end to a great year in music.
The top ten will be unveiled tomorrow, but these albums are just as worthwhile.
Part three of five finds an even mixture of debuts and veteran releases that made a mark in 2009.
Part two of our five-day feature broadens the coverage of this year's finest albums.
