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CD ReviewsCD Review: Kylesa – Ultraviolet
The album starts with a sledgehammer and ends with a whisper. Review by David Feltman Kylesa’s special brand of ...
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CD ReviewsVinyl Review: Armed With Legs – Armed With Legs
Even though Armed With Legs doesn’t seem interested in big and loud, it knows how to wield its stillness ...
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CD ReviewsCD Review: Chance the Rapper – Acid Rap
Few rappers have such a natural knack for syllabic strokes and rhythmic rhymes. Review by David Feltman Few rappers ...
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CD ReviewsCD Review: Daft Punk – Random Access Memories
This may not be Daft Punk’s most danceable album, but it’s certainly its most personal. Review by David Feltman ...
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CD ReviewsCD Review: Vampire Weekend – Modern Vampires of the City
Baroque faux-harpsichord and organ lines dot the album’s compositions, striking a hymnal feel both celebratory and somber. Review by ...
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Film ReviewsFilm Review: “The Lords of Salem”
Merging “Rosemary’s Baby” and “Suspiria,” Zombie captures the look and tone of 70s era witch flicks. “Witchcraft is nothing ...
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Film ReviewsFilm Review: “Iron Man 3”
Shane Black provides a contemplative slant on celebrity and terrorism while still delivering plenty of summer box office bang. ...
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Concert CoverageSweetwater 420 Festival 2013 Edition
By Danielle Boise Festival goers fought against mother-nature’s wrath on the afternoon of Friday April 19th, with weather ...
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CD ReviewsCD Review: Iggy and the Stooges – Ready to Die
No longer the streetwalking cheetah with a heart full of napalm, Iggy is not hesitant to branch out with ...
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CD ReviewsCD Review: Purson – The Circle and the Blue Door
This is black magic hippie music right down to the album cover. Review by David Feltman It’s been four ...
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