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Articles tagged "todd sickafoose" PopMatters Picks: The Best Music of 2008 FeatureThe Best Jazz of 2008by Will Layman[17.Dec.08] :. More than ever, the best jazz is coming from small labels, and more than ever the best draws a decent slice from the dynamics of rock and pop music without itself being a commercial venture. PopMatters Picks: The Best Music of 2008  Music ReviewAni DiFranco: Red Letter Yearby Quentin B. Huff[2.Oct.08] :. The Little Folksinger's latest is the perfect guest for your New Year's Eve bash. It's the life of the party, as well as the designated driver.  Music ReviewTodd Sickafoose: Tiny Resistorsby Will Layman[16.Jul.08] :. A distinctive and generous collection of tunes blending jazz and indie-rock yet doing so without preciousness or pretention. |
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