In America it is thought that one can be whatever one wants to be, dream big and often. Life is a perpetual motion machine moving forward – discarding truth in favor of fiction, replacing facts with fabrications. Names and faces …
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Fallen Empires is the sixth studio album from the always heart-aching Snow Patrol. The album follows their 2008 effort A Hundred Million Suns and features a number of guests including R.E.M’s Michael Stripe and Queens of the Stone …
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Heartbreak and tragedy make for tears in beers. The twang of pain is classic heartland music where the calloused hands of men and women alike reach for cold drink on a warm night. All is going according to plan, right? …
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Even those who are not familiar with The Misfits’ music will instantly recognize their hollow-eyed, grinning skull logo. The New Jersey rockers, long credited as the originators of the horror punk subgenre, came together in 1977, and have been creating …
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Walk of Shame, Nikki Lane’s debut album, is an evocative take on country music for a modern generation. Grasping musical influence not only in the country genre, but also in rock & roll, Walk of Shame appeals beyond twang …
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