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Rock n’ roll is alive and well—but contrary to popular belief, it’s not inhabiting the form of Maneskin. It’s in the form of Mdou Moctar.
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Rock n’ roll is alive and well—but contrary to popular belief, it’s not inhabiting the form of Maneskin. It’s in the form of Mdou Moctar.
Rock n’ roll is alive and well—but contrary to popular belief, it’s not inhabiting the form of Maneskin. It’s in the form of Mdou Moctar.
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Billie Marten has returned with her third album, Flora Fauna. Back in January when its release date was announced, I immediately called dibs on writing
Aptly named, SOUR reflects the post-break-up resentment and bitterness and the melodramas of teenagehood. The first track of the album is ‘brutal’, a heavy riffed self-deprecating song that feels reminiscent of punk rock. It reminds me of songs off Kate Nash’s album Girl Talk, which also acts as a representation of a modern angry skeptical female perspective.
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