In the spirit of a Friday, I figured that featuring two instantaneously accessible artists would be appropriate. On drowsy Mondays or monotonous Tuesdays, I
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by Mike Mineo ———————————————————————————————– 10. Dr. Dog – Fate For their fifth album, Fate, Dr. Dog intentionally granted high expectations months before the release.
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A prevalent veneration for the past can certainly be detrimental to an artist’s work if their techniques are either outdated or generic, but holding
Within the packaging of their debut album, the Minneapolis-based Dark Dark Dark opted to include an eight-page booklet of photographs that featured a few
