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    Phil Campbell (The Temperance Movement) on the Stones, Black Crowes, More
    Gary Stoller Posted On August 1, 2016


    The Temperance Movement can slow it down for some tasty ballads, but the British band makes no bones about what it does best: loud, bluesy rock and roll. “Our music and our attitude is rock and roll,” says Glasgow-born lead […]


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    The Enduring ’70s: Dawes, Tame Impala, & Midlake
    John Amen Posted On October 20, 2015


    There’s a tendency to oversimplify historical periods; i.e., “the 1950s were innocent,”[1] “the 1960s were decadent,”[2] when in fact, sociological gestalts are invariably complex, ripe with a variety of inevitably disparate ideologies and lifestyles. Speaking in terms of aesthetics, a […]


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