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Nalan & Sum and Substance Reviewed

Nalan – 59:1 (fiftynine to one) The thing that most rockstars must be a bore to meet in real life. Do you actually think you’re going to meet one in the supermarket and that they’ll be the same way that they are on stage? Do you think they’ll start telling you…
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The Top 10 Songs by The Doobie Brothers

They were hippies turned into pop entrepreneurs running a hit-making machine. The group’s songs are all over classic radio; however, this has also led to the band being undervalued. The Doobie Brothers are one of the best rock bands of all time. Can I prove it?
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Ophelia Moon - "Avatar: Encryption Code" Review

Pop culture has always not merely kept pace with advancements in technology. It has been powered by them. Traditionally, in fact, the first places where you can see cutting-edge tech at work have always been horrible wars and the relaxing world of media and…
8.5
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Eunice Jung and REAT Reviewed

Eunice Jung – 60 Your teachers and parents will encourage you to study and to develop your skills. What for exactly? Their assumption, naturally, is that the more you know, the greater chance you’ll have of being successful. But, just listen to the charts and tell…
Album Reviews

Lily Allen - "West End Girl" Review

Why did Lily Allen cross the street? So that she could throw herself into upcoming traffic while screaming: “Make sure you get this from my good side!” Allen returns with a brand new album, “West End Girl.” It’s only her fifth in a nearly…
8.0
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Kiki T and Ayka Reviewed

Kiki T – Stuck with me The pressure’s on. We’re well into December, and you’d better have a good time, or else. In the absence of any true spiritual practices, the vast majority of us have to rely on Christmas, a holiday brought to you in association with…
7.5
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Twin Dive and Sock Drawer Reviewed

Twin Dive – ievelė Sure, there are numerous music fans who desperately just want things to stay the same. They’re the ones who used to send angry letters to bands’ management offices whenever their favourite group dared to embrace a new direction, and they’re…