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The beauty of the performance was that absolutely no frills were even needed — no need to prance around the stage, employ pyrotechnics or display fancy backdrops often seen at live shows.
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Hey Clockface captures Costello’s affinity for keeping fans on their toes, throwing out strange breakdowns and riffs while navigating various pressing socio-political struggles of today through his lyrical mastery.
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Each unreleased song is beautiful and melodic, ranging from cozy ballads to soft rockers, and there is not a single filler lyric in the entire album.
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The band has yet to release a bad album, and Metamorphosed simply adds another trophy to Osees’ already vast and illustrious discography.
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The Symbol Remains is a triumph for Blue Öyster Cult, a chronicle of the band’s ups and downs, changes in style and unwavering adherence to its identity as a no-holds-barred band when it comes to creativity.
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Shatner doesn’t seem to realize that blues and spoken word are a combination that rarely produces enjoyable music.
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On Sept. 26, Osees’ prerecorded stream aired from Pappy & Harriet’s parking lot in quaint Pioneertown, California, cementing the musicians’ place as rock legends and a live act to be reckoned with.
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The New Era Virtual Fashion Week explored a wide range of styles: from big, billowing gowns to straight-cut T-shirt dresses.
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A splendid mix of prog and garage rock, Protean Threat finds Osees doing what they do best: melding intricate guitar work and solid backbeats, but now with off-kilter electronic beeps.
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Peach Pit’s well-executed show simply felt like the band was jamming in its garage, blending slow and upbeat songs well, each with the band’s charismatic, relaxed tone.
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