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Are you one of those who thought the soundtrack for the movie “Little Miss Sunshine” was amazing? I am. Is this sounding familiar to anyone? Okay, sure, I said the exact same thing (minus the name of the movie) for last week’s review of Imogen Heap’s Ellipse, but the same exact thing is true this …
Are you one of those who thought the soundtrack for the movie “Garden State” was amazing? I am. Included in that soundtrack, was the hit single “Let Go” by Frou Frou. You may or may not know this, but one half of Frou Frou is this great girl Imogen Heap
The first time I saw Gogol Bordello was on Late Night with Conan O’Brien a couple years ago. And I thought they were freakin’ WEIRD. I thought, “Who are these weirdos and what is this crazy sound emitting from my television set?” I wasn’t turned off but my interest peaked a little.
How does one claim oneself an unsung hero without getting slapped with the “BOOJIE” label? But do I agree? Well, I don’t know yet. Let’s get through this review and find out!
The band stays true to their roots in their debut while at the same time adding much more layers, which makes for an incredible listening experience.
I’ve decided that since Third Eye Blind are also releasing this month, why not review another old favorite?
I believe it really is a shame that music has taken a turn for the worst; especially Hip-Hop and Rap. So to prove what Mailo said last week about everything coming full circle here at Enter the Shell, I bring you Stereotype by Blitz the Ambassador, who is in the same vein of our last Artist of the Week, G.U.R.U.
I have many reasons to thank (and curse) Bacardi, but for introducing me to Matt & Kim, I have to give the brand’s advertising team a big kiss on the mouth!
You have no idea how obsessed with Sugar Ray I was when I was growing up. I was that loser who had posters of the band and Mark McGrath covering an entire wall.
There’s no shallow end of the pool for the Yeah’s. It’s Blitz! totally engulfs the listener right away to this strong, electronic, dance-inducing album.