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Albert Hammond, Jr: All Aboard the Happy Rocket
The new Albert Hammond, Jr. record was almost called Cockpit Voice Recordings if you can believe it. But the curly-headed guy with the guitar worried it wouldn’t be light enough; too “serious in the wrong way,” even. He worries about these things.
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Laura Marling: Dubiously Religious, Certainly Without Pretension
Donned in skinny jeans, mary janes and an oversized white t-shirt, Laura Marling fits any niche in downtown Manhattan; with her doe eyes and pastel skin, she’s seemingly innocent. Her blonde hair is beginning to show the darker roots that have grown in and her charming British accent is pleasantly soothing.
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Tricky: Honored to Meet You
Adrian Thaws (aka Tricky) was once touted as a master of the 90’s trip-hop scene, but when interviewing him that’s one term I strictly avoided. It’s known that he prefers not to talk about the genre, so it was a relief not to babble about the past and instead, to learn more about the future of this legend in the making.
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The Dandy Warhols: Live Long and Prosper
In this over-processed age of here now, gone tomorrow bands, it’s comforting to know that old school acts like The Dandy Warhols, once major label rock darlings, can continue to grow and prosper on their own terms. They’re back this summer in truly independent fashion with their own Beat the World label release. You can [...]


