Some people say that twins have a sixth sense, an ability to mutually sense when their brother or sister is in a state of
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I always find local labels to be something of a quaint necessity in the world of independent music. Most major labels could care less
Though such a statement may ring of dramatized pessimism, it is near impossible for a Japanese band to find a substantial following in the
Robert Moore’s 1976 film, “Murder by Death”, was a memorable spoof on “whodunit” mystery fares. Featuring an all-star cast (Truman Capote, Alec Guinness, Peter
Out of all the British bands who became staples of Brit-pop and rock in the mid ’90s, Supergrass remains one of the most consistently
It is always interesting to explore the new solo project of an artist whose familiarity remains strong to the listener, primarily because of a
It takes courage to recognize and reflect upon past mistakes, especially if the circumstances were difficult to describe or overcome. It takes even more
It would be an interesting environment if all creative relationships never reached a souring point. Success would carry on for the same bands year
When I wrote about What Made Milwaukee Famous‘ generally enjoyable debut, Trying to Never Catch Up, nearly two years ago, I held a belief
