By Craig D. Lindsey
“I was always arguing and always coming up against obstacles,” she continues, “and so, creatively, being independent is a far better kind of choice/option for me, because it’s really—you can just do it.”
By Bill Chenevert
Album reviews in 30 seconds or less.
Over the years a handful of groups have highlighted the similarities between rock bands and cults. In advance of Friday’s Polyphonic Spree show at the TLA, here are a few artists who truly blur the line.
The London-based team of James Ford and Jas Shaw specialize in lively electro-house that’s the aural equivalent of consuming a bag of Skittles dunked in cayenne pepper.
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