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RAC: 14 November 2013 - Bowery Ballroom, New York (Interview + Photos)
RAC are no longer just reworking your favorite rock tunes. His scope now includes developing his own hit tunes. We spoke with Anjos before seeing his first live show in New York.
20 Nov 2013
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Eminem: The Marshall Mathers LP 2 (take two)
Eminem's revisitation to his most accomplished album is a recipe for disaster that somehow turns into a pleasant surprise worthy of being called a sequel.
20 Nov 2013
Music
Rick Rubin's Soundtrack for 'Less Than Zero' Perfectly Emulates the Excessive '80s
While the crowd dances to the beat of Jimi Hendrix’s soul/psychedelic classic, “Fire”, Robert Downey, Jr.’s character has a moment of reflection, but casts it aside and throws himself into the dance.
03 Sep 2013
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'Produced By George Martin' Is a Perfect Documentary
Suave, smart, sophisticated, and beyond musical, George Martin is a true treasure, as is this documentary, which examines his long and glorious career.
27 Sep 2012
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The Avett Brothers: The Carpenter
The Avett Brothers' second major label album subtly expands their sonic palette while they continue to write strong songs that are alternately introspective and raucous.
11 Sep 2012
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Symbolic Weight & the Def Jam Aesthetic
A coffee table book about rap does not sound too "hardcore" or "gangsta", does it? Well, that's because it's not. What it just might be is sincere.
13 Nov 2011
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Wanda Jackson: The Party Ain't Over
It's no shock that teaming Jack White with one of the great rockers of all time would yield great results, but the surprise is in how natural they sound together.
27 Jan 2011
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The Recording Studio Becomes a Musical Instrument in Its Own Right in 'The Producer as Composer'
As Virgil Moorefield describes the process of sampling and detailing the typical studio set-up of an act like the Chemical Brothers, he shows us that the soundboard is not an easy instrument to master.
12 Jul 2010
Music
Brandi Carlile: Give Up the Ghost
Carlile gets help from Rick Rubin and adds a winning sequel to The Story.
14 Oct 2009
Music
Fame, Fortune, and a Fat Queer Icon: An Interview with the Gossip
When the Gossip's musical mastermind Nathan Paine began constructing his own unique strain of dance-punk in Portland, few people knew what to make of it. Now, in 2009, no one dare snicker, as his band has produced the most unlikliest of fashion icons and droves of fans.
05 Oct 2009
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