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Review: The Black Keys – Turn Blue

The Black Keys‘ latest album Turn Blue is better when it’s louder. It has a helping of hazy rock that fills out a good chunk of the disc, but the songs that I remembered best were the ones that felt had a bit more spirit to them, and more of a lyrical drive. Despite…

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Review: Game of Thrones – The Children

HOLY SHIT, YOU GUYS. I can’t think of any jokes this time around but I’m thankful they started to tie some loose ends. Even if it meant some marvelous display of violence. Hey, have you read my Lana del Rey review? I’ll let you click the link. No? Ok, then repent your sins, crack open…

Review: Lana Del Rey – Ultraviolence

Ahoy, fellas! Since I’m waiting with bated breath for the final episode of season 4 of Game of Thrones, I realised I was really looking forward to the terrible violence that will ensue. You could say I wanted violence beyond violence. Ah, you could say I want some… Ultraviolence? My editor, knowing full well that I have…

Interview – American Analog Set

I’ve been a fan of American Analog Set since that fateful day I came across The Golden Band. Living in Mexico meant that I never really had much chance to see them, until their show at Polyforum Siqueiros back in 2007. Skip forward a few years and I serendipitously find The Wooden Birds, a new…