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10 Acts to Watch at Sziget Festival
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10 Acts to Watch at Sziget Festival

By
Ana Yorke
/ 8 August 2018

With another grandiose edition of the legendary Sziget festival about to begin, we draw your attention to the acts you shouldn't miss this year, here or anywhere else globally.

The 25 Best New Musical Artists of 2016
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The 25 Best New Musical Artists of 2016

By
PopMatters Staff
/ 30 December 2016
The best new artists of 2016 mash up genre dividers and take popular music in new and exciting directions.
I’m Rick James’ Bio, Bitch!
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I’m Rick James’ Bio, Bitch!

By
Mark Reynolds
/ 27 October 2014
The majority of Glow is a blow-by-blow account of the drugs he took and the women he bedded. James either had a great memory, or he took remarkable notes.
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Linkin Park: 29 January 2011 – Kansas City, MO

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William Carl Ferleman
/ 1 March 2011

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