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Middle Kids: Lost Friends | When A Debut Album Is Too Perfect
Lost Friends, the debut album from Middle Kids is vulnerable, hopeful, and satisfying. But without any challenges, it might be too perfect for its own good.
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Interview with Black Salvation | Uncertainty Is Bliss…
Black Salvation's Uncertainty Is Bliss is a title that actually makes a lot of sense for a band that loves to jam together. The thrill of just starting wherever and let the flow take you where it wants to be taken grants a level of freedom not given to the perfectionista songwriters of this world.
Sun Ra: Of Abstract Dreams / Of Mythic Worlds | The Full Experience
Two new Sun Ra reissues - Of Abstract Dreams and Of Mythic Worlds - show two sides of Ra's music in the 1970s, and together they add up to show how compelling and good his music was in that decade, writes B.G.M.'s M Milner.
Sleep: The Sciences | Colossal Bong Rips Cut Through The Sonic Soup
The Sciences is a truly massive sounding album that gives off the vibe that it was recorded at utterly crushing volumes by large, intensely stoned, shirtless men in a hot sweaty basement somewhere probably because in all likelihood it most probably was.
BC35 Album and Interview with Martin Bisi: An Avant Garde Luminary
An assault on Martin Bisi by gang activity outside of a Gowanus area Whole Foods became the genesis for the 35th Anniversary record of BC Studio. Weird origin aside, the album entitled BC35 is one of the coolest and original releases of 2018.
No Place Like Home with Cheer-Accident
Cheer-Accident have a new album dropping May 25th called Fades that comes out on Skin Graft Records. We are lucky enough to premiere a track off the album called "Monsters". Along with the song premiere was ask Cheer-Accident's Jeff Libersher to give us a local's tour guide to his hometown, Chicago.
Understanding All-Star: A Conversation with Greg Camp of Smash Mouth
The years start coming and they don't stop coming but Smash Mouth's "All-Star" has remained relevant for nearly 20 years. Coop talks with songwriter Greg Camp to see if crafting the perfect pop is science or chance.
Dedicated Fans Sell Out Dessa’s ‘Chime’ Tour in Denver
Dessa arrived to shrieks and cheers, a crowd full of fans from the Midwest and Colorado combined. Then this Minneapolis musician dove right in—got down low on stage, close to the crowd.
Dolly Parton, Gender, and Country Music | A Lifetime of Busting Barriers
Dolly Parton, Gender, and Country Music portrays an artist of strength and verve who’s committed to being exactly who she wants to be on her terms, no matter what the traditional paternalistic power structure dictated she should do.
No Place Like Home with Ruby Karinto
This new feature is called No Place Like Home. The point of it is to interview bands about...