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Seeing off or letting go of something, or someone, you love, is a difficult undertaking for the heart to bear,
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Once in what seems like a blue moon, the eclectic backgrounds and influences of an artist, all congregate at the
The Sound Of Progress Pens Open Letter To Music Industry
It’s sad that we’ve arrived here. It’s beyond sad. It’s heartbreaking, horrifying, disgusting, infuriating that it’s come to this, that
Holy Motors, “Honeymooning”
The fabled heroism of the old west and the forgotten subsequent melancholy attached to leaving home to see about its
Mezzanine Swimmers, "Louis Warship"
Good pop tunes needn’t always don the same mask in their execution, with laptops and premeditated sampling and all that
Stream Veda Rays’ New EP, Shadow Side
There’s always been something rather dramatic about music born of the 1980’s, as though an entire generation of bands and
Monograms, "Sleep Cycle"
A great weapon in a musician’s arsenal is the tasteful use of crescendo. But what happens when a whole song
Moonwalks, "Dust Is Magic"
Darkness is a thing to be toyed with in music (or anything, really). It can produce a sense of peril
The Front Doors, "Taking Time"
“Space and time” isn’t just a cringe-worthy cliche combo term used for talking about the universe and our place in
Family In Mourning (Feat. Lydia Lunch), "Lover Have Mercy"
Death and its subsequent impact on the living has always been a subject of great interest and inspiration in music,
