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Olivia Newton-John review, 1988
Well past her commercial and (to what extent she had one) critical prime here already. A decent record, though! After suffering through three decades of on-and-off breast cancer — not to mention her anti-vaxxer/cannibis-farmer daughter conv...
L’Trimm review, 1989
Frank Kogan, 2003, answering a question raised by Scott Seward: “Chuck is Tigra, and I’m Bunny. This is so obvious. OK, maybe it’s not all that obvious, but examine the evidence. Chuck is 55% frothy and 45% sly, while I’m 55% sly and 45% fr...
Shrooms With a View (From the Ground)
Now that Rhapster/Napsody eliminated the music editor position I’d been holding down forever, I suddenly — at least temporarily (I hope, I guess) — have more time on my hands, hence providing me an opportunity to catch up. I’ve meanwhile, a...
Latin Licks, 2003
Zemog El Gallo Bueno’s vocals don’t bother me so much anymore. The El Gran Silencio and Jenni Rivera albums (the latter of which turns out to be a tribute record, which I didn’t realize then) aren’t quite as great as I suggest here, but the...
11 Unrelated Album Reviews, 2012
Fraktus
Bhi Bhiman, Bhiman
This super-idiosyncratic Sri Lankan from St. Louis sings soul-folk through a congested nose; his rhythms absorb Paul Simon’s Afro-Caribbean influence less clinically than, say, Vampire Weekend’s do. But his high...
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A misguided tour through 10,000 or so record albums and/or songs you mostly never heard of in a universe of fungi I can't smell.
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