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Author : Ted Chase The new monthly series at the Guggenheim, 'It Came From Brooklyn', kicked off with The Walkmen, High Places & Brooklyn Steppers Marching Band.
6. IAMX : Kingdom of Welcome Addiction (Reviews/Album Reviews)
Author : Michelle Moretti Sneaker Pimp Chris Corner delivers his most effective work to date as IAMX on Kingdom of Welcome Addiction.
7. Immaculate Machine : High On Jackson Hill (Reviews/Album Reviews)
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On The Rosebuds' third album, Night of the Furies, explore the tumultuous mythology of the Furies, four vindictive Roman goddesses who clean up unpunished sins. Along this theme, the album blends a decadent disco vibe with modern dance and vocal tracks.
Imogen Heap came to Leeds Metro with a bird, a bouffant, and much more.
There's a good reason Ingrid Michaelson's a favorite of TV soundtracks.
Enjoy what's new & what's not with In Cadeo's full-length debut, Making Our Graves.
The new monthly series at the Guggenheim, 'It Came From Brooklyn', kicked off with The Walkmen, High Places & Brooklyn Steppers Marching Band.
It all comes together in the deluxe edition of the epic Adventures of Kid Catastrophe.
Sneaker Pimp Chris Corner delivers his most effective work to date as IAMX on Kingdom of Welcome Addiction.
Newer isn't always better, but Immaculate Machine keeps bringing out fine indie-pop.
The final chapter of Illinois’ epic The Adventures of Kid Catastrophe is its best.
Quirky electro-art rockers release their first album since 2003.
Still a little rusty and missing a piece or two, Iran came to Mercury Lounge.
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