In a recent blog post in support of Cassette Store Day, Third Man Records co-founder and White Stripes archivist Ben Blackwell dropped the information he had stumbled upon a tape from 1997 that included an undocumented Jack White appearance. In the extended piece Blackwell written for Discogs qualified Why Cassettes Are The New 45s, he
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The only action to take is to keep moving, when disaster strikes. This is a reality that Alfie and Nick of Dusky have been forced to encounter the passing of the close friend Jan “Aset” Francis in late 2017. In their own time spent recovery from their loss, Aset Forever shown itself as catharsis. It’s
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Growing up with one French parent, as a child I was exposed to a more-than-healthy amount of Gypsy Kings. My Parisian mother, her suspicious selections aside maintained music . Somehow in increasing my parents have no idea what I do for work. Sometimes some dancing songs does break through their Baby Boomer consciousness though, and
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It’s fairly easy to become sensitive to the grand appearance of something legendary — especially after almost 35 years of being dormant. Jeff Lynne’s ELO returned to the U.S. with resounding force and traveled through time and space to get here, with Denver being the third stop on their cosmic journey. If that’s not exceptional,
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