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It’s been almost 30 years since Eels first burst into the UK charts with some Novocaine for the Soul, offering a sardonic American alternative...
It’s been almost 30 years since Eels first burst into the UK charts with some...
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Going by 2.54’s slick image and flawless studio tracks, you could be mistaken for thinking...
Critically acclaimed as a slacker rock, “jangle-gaze”...
In deepest, darkest Camden last night something was stirring. Many braved the cold, filling...
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Fall Out Boy have always written anthems. American...
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Moving from the barest of vocals to a skeletal, cinematic...
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