Since their debut in 1995, Blonde Redhead has been evolving, and without sacrificing any of their originality, their style has increased into an aspect
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It may come as no surprise that Alex Church is an avid fan of Jack London’s compelling literature. After all, both utilize their artistic
Similar to yesterday’s feature, Elk City is another band with a fondness for melodically engrossing boy-girl duets. However, unlike Great Northern, Elk City is
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The Clientele are achieving an odd form of success for a British band. In most cases, bands from different countries find initial success in
“I wanna live on a stage, I wanna play the guitar and I wanna get paid,” are the first words sung by Kevin Jones
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The Maccabees are the latest in a string of British “art-rock” bands who are making it big on youthful energy, bodacious riffs, and simplistically
