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Wale, Black Star and the Zunguzung Meme

November 10, 2009 / Leave a Comment

There’s something so familiar about Wale’s “TV in the Radio” that it didn’t strike me until just now, late in the evening when I should be fast asleep. Yes, the song is catchy as all else, but seems so grounded in a historical sense of hip-hop. Something fresh, yet something experienced. It hit me after … [Read more…]

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Posted in: True/Slant Tagged: Attention Deficit, Black Star, Definition, hip-hop, MIT, music, reggae, TV in the Radio, Wale, Wayne Marshall, Wayne&Wax, Yellowman, Zungguzungguguzungguzeng

Late Night Jamz: Restless People – "Victimless Crime"

October 20, 2009 / Leave a Comment

Late Night Jamz is an ongoing feature dedicated to newly discovered tracks that are sure to get stuck in your head. Uncovered in the wee hours of the evening just before bed after a long day of work or play, these are the gems that make the adventures in finding music so enjoyable. Tonight’s track … [Read more…]

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Posted in: True/Slant Tagged: dubstep, glo-fi, music, reggae, Restless People, Self-Titled Magazine, The Fader, Toro Y Moi, Twitter, Victimless Crime, Washed Out

Stooges' Guitarist Ron Asheton Found Dead

January 6, 2009 / Leave a Comment

The Stooges founding member/guitarist Ron Asheton was found dead earlier today. The impact of that band on modern music is innumerable, as the group’s chaotic proto-punk had an intense impact on punk and every “alternative” act that is only equaled to The Velvet Underground. As far as the impact on emo, you can look back … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Perfect Lines Tagged: alternative, emo, Fugazi, Ian MacKaye, music, proto-punk, reggae, Ron Asheton, The Stooges, The Velvet Underground

Unearthing Burial

August 6, 2008 / 1 Comment

‘I’m a bit like a rubbish super-hero …” says Burial, shyly. So began Dan Hancox’s exclusive interview with the dubstep musician known as Burial. At least, it was exclusive when it was published last fall. Now, the chase is on to grab hold of this (formerly) elusive musical force. For all intents and purposes, Burial … [Read more…]

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Posted in: Perfect Lines Tagged: 2-step, Burial, Dan Hancox, dubstep, electronic, electronica, emo, Facebook, Fugazi, garage, Ghost Hardware, grime, hardcore, Instrument, London, Mercury Prize, music, My Chemical Romance, Myspace, NPR, OK Go, Peter Parker, post-hardcore, punk, reggae, superheros, The Independent, UK, Untrue, Will Bevan, YouTube

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