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mary mary
A crossover gospel duo get down to the real nitty gritty on the Cadillac Records soundtrack, channeling the early ‘60s teen r&b of gals like Shirley Ellis and Dee Dee Sharp. When you’re praying, they argue, energy matters more than words. More »
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Staking out middle ground between Devo’s “Girl U Want” and the Beasties’ “Girls,” Monterrey nuevo wavos do the funky robot. ... More »
curumin
A Japan-obsessed eclectic from São Paulo pays tribute to his bicycle, with a wordy but sunbaked samba that starts with the Police’s “Walking On The Moon” bassline and briefly turns into spaghetti-western surf-rock halfway through More »
fucked up
In the most graspable moment on these supposedly subversive Toronto punks’ new album, a discernible drumbeat gives way to washes of undistorted guitar ooze as a wrestler Elmer Fudd barks out his zen rant. For six minutes, a new day’s rising. More »
From uncleancut Georgians crossing over from Bonnaroo to country radio, a talking-blues barn dance in the Charlie Daniels tradition. The bemused fast-talker is confronted with pan-handler he wants to punch, but he stays polite. ... More »
morel
Singer-songwriter techno-pop, justifying its depressive mood withjournalistic detail: “My only connection is knowing the friend of the manwho swerved just to run the boy over, I hope he was sober. ... More »
blake shelton
In probably the catchiest song ever to mention carbon emissions, everybodydecides to go back to the land, but Miranda Lambert’s boyfriend doesn’t haveto, because he’s already there – playing his guitar unplugged and tendinghis gar More »
senor coconut
From a German producer based in Chile, a Latin-kitsch version of ‘80s Swiss proto-techno duo Yello’s version of Latin music, seemingly learned fromAmerican movies. Vibes and marimbas play the parts where synthesizersimitated pinball plinks. Su More »
trace adkins
The year’s darkest musical history lesson, sung through the bitter wind in a heavy-hearted baritone, from the point of view of war casualties from 1864,1944, Vietnam, and Afghanistan. Moral: Don’t cut and run. ... More »
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nickelback
Frat-boys turning into drunks at last round, no class and no principles like Alice Cooper, stomping hands and clapping feet and yelling out dumb rhymesto the same disco-metal groove that Blondie's "Call Me' took from Black More »
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