One Jens Lekman lyric that remains so humorously memorable to me was a line on “The Cold Swedish Winter” which remarked that many people
The difference between music awards in North America and Europe often astounds me. Sure, a “Grammy Award” is universally synonymous with quality on each
Though the album’s name and cover art provide ample indication of its overlying theme, it is the first line on Ann Vriend‘s third album,
In the often fascinating field of archeology, success requires the ability to embrace the past in order to advance the future. All forms of
As the historically implied name of his solo project may suggest, songwriter Leo Maymind finds contentment in writing songs that disregard time, place, and
In terms of self-coined genres, the result is often either overbearingly descriptive or shockingly accurate with no wavering point, especially when “Afro-” is the
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Ah, guilty pleasures. It is an aspect of life where the specifications are usually determined by the demographic in which it is presented to.
When listening to music, whether you are an amateur or an apparent know-it-all, it is usually easy to recognize when an artist is on
It was just yesterday that I was musing about musicians traveling from country to country, coping with obstacles both musically and socially. While Hoax
