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Schoolboy Q | Habits & Contradictions
Without much that can be considered "structure" in terms of the verse-chorus-verse standard, Q confidently wobbles through an album's worth of jaded bangers.
Top Dawg Entertainment (2012)
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MICHAEL C. WALSH
| February 03, 2012
Photos: All Tomorrow's Parties Festival at Ashbury Park, NJ
Bands perform at the All Tomorrow's Parties Festival at Ashbury Park, New Jersey on September 30-October 2, 2011.
Ashbury Park, New Jersey | September 30-October 2, 2011
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K. BONAMI
| October 07, 2011
Paranoid Social Club really are out to get you
Hopefully by now you've heard the first single from Paranoid Social Club's new Axis IV , "Count on Me," and you don't need a whole lot of convincing that this is the record you'll be listening to all summer.
Club-house rules
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SAM PFEIFLE
| May 20, 2011
Gravity and grace
Like most post-rock bands worth their “post-rock” tag, Mono — who come to the Middle East this Friday — just can’t help sounding immense.
Mono’s tender post-rock gets even bigger
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REYAN ALI
| May 28, 2010
Review: Various artists | Tru Thoughts Covers
Brighton-based label Tru Thoughts emerged at the dawn of the millennium with hit down-tempo/IDM acts like Bonobo.
Tru Thoughts (2009)
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GUSTAVO TURNER
| September 18, 2009
Delayed gratification
"It's the most bizarre, perverse thing," admits guitarist Greg Edwards over the phone from LA. "I don't understand why people haven't abandoned us completely."
At long last, Autolux returns
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MATT PARISH
| September 04, 2009
Shudder to think
With the tools available to electronic musicians — software and limitless collaborators available through the Internet — the only limiting agents are ambition and work ethic. Well, talent, too, but that can be as easily wasted as ever if you don’t know h
Chill out this summer with Goose Bumps, Vol. 3
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SAM PFEIFLE
| July 10, 2009
Puracane | I've Been Here the Longest
Released by San Francisco groove merchants Ubiquity almost a decade ago, Puracane's debut Things You Should Leave Alone was an interesting if oddly timed proposition.
Astraea (2009)
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GUSTAVO TURNER
| June 12, 2009
2008 Listravaganza!
We are not at all sick of bands with animal names yet and seem to have a soft spot for Erykah Badu that we kept very hush about all year.
An absolute glut of cruelly reductive Top 10 lists from our dedicated staff of tirelessly enthusiastic writers
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BOSTON PHOENIX MUSIC STAFF
| December 24, 2008
Year in National Pop: New attitudes
Are we fated to pretend?
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DANIEL BROCKMAN
| December 22, 2008
Spiritualized
Like fellow studio-friendly trance band Portishead, Spiritualized know how to bring their aural soundscapes alive in real time and space.
Roxy, July 30, 2008
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STEVEN LEE BEEBER
| August 04, 2008
Video: Gnarls Barkley covers Radiohead; Radiohead covers Portishead
Gnarls Barkley, "Reckoner" (Radiohead cover, Live at Rosskilde) Find more videos like this on w....
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Carly Carioli
| July 11, 2008
Fuming through the dog days
In preparation for another three months of endless days and sweaty nights, here are five new albums to get you through the summer.
Five new albums to soundtrack a passive-aggressive summer
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CHRISTOPHER GRAY
| June 18, 2008
Journey to the surface of the Earth
Looking at the landscape brings out the artist in everyone.
Landscape anew at Mass MoCA, ‘Exposure’ at the PRC, Dana Clancy at the Danforth, and grouped figures at GASP
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RANDI HOPKINS
| May 13, 2008
Portishead
It’s a welcome step into new territory and a more than satisfying downer dose to set against the onset of sunny days and ice cream.
Third | Island
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MATT PARISH
| April 22, 2008
Dancing in the Dark
If you’re a Cat Power devotee or even a casual fan, you’ve heard the horror stories about Chan Marshall’s live performances.
Cat Power at the Orpheum Theatre, February 7, 2008
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MEGAN V. BELL
| February 12, 2008
FNX FILES [THURSDAY - 1/24]
My Chemical Romance leader Gerard Way has told the NME that the band will likely pare down their sound for their next record. After the...
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FNXAdmin
| January 24, 2008
Natalie Walker
It’s all soothing, but Walker’s never too sweet.
Urban Angel | Quango
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KEN MICALLEF
| January 14, 2008
Freedom songs
The Mars Volta’s new Amputechture (Universal) is the first album the Los Angeles–based prog-punk ensemble have made that doesn’t have a unifying story line.
The sonic growth of the Mars Volta
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MIKAEL WOOD
| September 26, 2006
Monsieur Gainsbourg Revisited
Mark up another score for the seductive spirit of Serge Gainsbourg.
Various Artists| Verve Forecast
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SIMON W. VOZICK-LEVINSON
| August 01, 2006
On the Racks: May 30, 2006
Plus, Jamie Lidell and Herbert get in the mix.
Sophie Barker, Les Claypool, and Peeping Tom
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MATT ASHARE
| May 31, 2006
Sarah Harmer
A fetching Canadian songstress who'll appeal to No Depression readers and NPR listeners but doesn’t make a lasting impression beyond the confines of a suddenly crowded niche.
I'M A MOUNTAIN | Cold Snap/Zoë
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MIKAEL WOOD
| February 22, 2006
In Wynton's silhouette
Wynton Marsalis’s iTunes exclusive Live Session — featured in Apple’s recent “Silhouettes” TV ad — is proof enough that jazz is as downloadable as any hip DJ mash-up.
Apple gets jazzed up
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ADAM GOLD
| February 21, 2006
Mozez
To the electronica-lite of Zero 7’s 2001 debut, Simple Things , Jamaican-born Mozez brought hot buttered soul and Marvin Gaye assurance, the former church singer wrenching real soul out of a pure digital frieze.
SO STILL | Apace
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KEN MICALLEF
| January 23, 2006
Liverpool's latest
Last year, though word barely reached the States, the Liverpool scene came back to life, with the Zutons, the Stands, and the Coral leading the resurgence.
The overlooked brilliance of the Coral
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KEN MICALLEF
| January 17, 2006
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