Some try to paint the insatiably effervescent Lady Gaga as a single entity, but those who listened to Gaga’s new album Born This Way will attest that this effort is the result of three strikingly different personalities.
Tomorrow will mark the fourth annual “Record Store Day,” and Athens’ only surviving record store, Haffa’s Records, 15 W. Union St., will be participating.
In 2006, over a foundation of eardrum-piercing ringing guitars, drums bold enough to cause arrhythmia, and a distorted and disorienting layer of static, TV on the Radio painfully exclaimed, “My heart’s aflame, my body’s strained — but God I like it.”
The audacious may boldly attempt to categorize the British-American rock band The Kills as part of the garage rock revival scene. Though “revival” is now a bit contradictoryitself, the holes in this term are not what make this assessment utterly false.
What we demand as an audience is nuance, specifically nuance, and we do so almost all of the time.
The analytical observer will go through several stages of diagnosis when deciding how they truly feel about something.
A few different ideas could immediately to mind after listening to King of Limbs, the newest effort by planet Earth’s most overanalyzed band, Radiohead.
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