From the very first moments of their latest album, Stardust Galaxies, Parlotones show why they are being hailed as South Africa’s answer to some of the UK’s biggest rock groups. The take away message from the album? Arena ready. The slow-burner ballads are big, polished and infections, all terrific attributes for an outfit poised for
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The Greatest Feeling in the World is an album that will be remembered in one of two ways. Either this will be a collector’s item in 20 years after Morning… have topped the rock charts, or it will be that album by that band whose name you can’t remember. This album is completely polarizing, the
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“This might be tough. I’m in my twenties now and this kid’s got the most ridiculous haircut I’ve ever seen. Wait, he’s twenty? Oh dear God. Hmm, he writes songs? Oh, they’re actually really fun and well-crafted? Okay, now we’re getting somewhere!” Besides the haircut, Christofer Drew Ingle knows what he’s doing as a songwriter.
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In an unparalleled breakthrough in modern quantum physics, Robyn discovered a tear in the time-space continuum with her latest release, Body Talk Part II. Incorporating 80’s disco dance with modern production technology, the album is sonically crisp with a aerodynamic throwback soundscape, one reminiscent of a simpler time filled with feathered hair and too much
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Walking over to Terminal Five Thursday night I was highly anticipating seeing Jimmy Eat World. I had gotten a taste of the band last month when they played the Virgin Mobile Festival but this would be more than a 20 minute festival set. It would be a whole headlining performance complete with encore. As I
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