this should be a goodie from the Leonard Cohen biographer
omnipresent sense of laid-back cool
A new 5-track ‘Lockdown’ remix bundle by Anderson .Paak
full tilt Southern boogie with a howling harp and Elvis with his foot on the pedal and a rocking, dream take
gives entire justice to Elliott’s original version
bragging on their sexual prowess
an intricate track perfectly executed with subtle undertones
“2,4,6,8, will you take me on a date?”
a simple statement of insecurity
New Wave meets power pop guitar piece
Ethiopian pop meets True Groove black rage unharnessed, is the third of the Haile Selassie trilogy
from Samantha Crain’s profound vocals to Morgan Saint’s Eilish-esque production
the new k.d. lang
New Wave meets power pop guitar piece
three minutes of sparkly, ABBAesque disco
carrying the tradition of the songs you imagine Alan-a-Dale playing in Sherwood Forest
Drake’s best release of a the year
I saw them for the first time at the Echo on October 1, 2002
an Oprah Book Of The Month choice
splashed vibrant colors onto punk
blending and bending genres while channeling legends
she crushes her usual two years between albums in one fell swoop
a band that never played background music
less updates and more absorbs the mood of the country
There is a rapist in every band
Plenty of hip hop tracks and sweet pop
Lori wrote seven of her confessionals alone
better than the original
Good, very good… great?
on the other hand, it’s a great song
It’s those three songs that sink her
the great defender
an album with the best of all possible names
98% of Texas is either barren or covered with strip malls and fast food joints. That other 2% is worth the exploration.
‘a hymn that rejoices in the sinister flesh-eating virus of the pedestrian’
drugs and 808s and heartaches
the six tracks are worth the trip
continues her great year of loosies and features
is Sufjan losing his faith,… in America?
“I got pain in my heart I told you a hundred times, but it’s money money money money money on my mind”
an emotional widescreen journey
there was still time…
jumping onto tracks
a peak of bombastic ridiculousness in pop music, but still way too fun to dismiss
co-starring… RINGO!
Suggesting Christianity to beat back racism
‘The jump-cutting evokes a vibe almost akin to a horror film’
“if you’re interested in who he became as he grew up, you can’t skip this”
Will this be enough?
the sound is Woo darkness and brutality
