The Run Out Grooves
Mitchell StirlingCelebrating the final track on the album.
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Most of my heroes don't appear on no stamps
Usually, on The Run Out Grooves, we try to isolate a song and discuss it in the context of the album it finishes and the career arc of the artist in question. We try to ignore whether it was a single or featured in a movie, but in this case...
Just in case someone thought they had missed it
One of the most fascinating coincidences in entertainment, much like the phenomenon of twin films such as Armageddon and Deep Impact or Antz and A Bug's Life being released close together, is when two all-time great albums are released on t...
They're doing nine-to-five and moaning And they don't want you succeeding when they've blown it
In 2001, Mike Skinner emerged from the underground1 with The Streets, bringing a distinct voice that would soon become synonymous with the documenting a new millennium's urban experience in Britain. His debut album, Original Pirate Material...
I look down the back of the TV and that's where it was
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