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Fat Dog - Cancel Me (I’m Tired): Review | Live4ever Media (opens the original)
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Successful musicians have been experiencing burnout since the idea of pop music was first minted seventy years ago, but the casualty rate in the twenties feels much higher than before. Maybe this is because we’re in a phase where artists are meant to be just as much content creators as they’re supposed to be writing, recording and performing; the mental toll of making yourself always present in a low-attention world is one invisible to pissy commenters. A similar realisation came for Fat Dog’s J
Protomartyr - Hotel Usona: Review | Live4ever Media (opens the original)
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If you think about it, hotels are some of the scariest places you can ever go to. Wiped clean of memory or traces you ever existed there every time a stay ends, they’re weird, dehumanising spots, no matter how many stars they have. For Protomartyr’s Joe Casey, Hotel Usona takes this idea of projection several stages further. Rather than write an overtly polemical seventh Protomartyr album, instead the analogy is designed to represent an America in steep and terminal decline; each one of the nine
Adult DVD - Adult DVD: Review | Live4ever Media (opens the original)
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There are other ways to stick it to the system than lobbing a Molotov cocktail at a police line; some of the coolest cats of the last century have shown that keeping a lid on it in the long run has much more effect than being bad. Maybe, just maybe, Guy Debord And The Situationists had a point and everything about the way we live is up for grabs, on the table to be ridiculed and approached with a lack of seriousness until what’s considered serious is recognised as being trivial. That philosophy,
Orbital - Glastonbury 1994: Review | Live4ever Media (opens the original)
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Moaning about festivals – whether you go or you don’t – should be a competitive sport in Britain. Sure, there’s not much to like about £400 tickets, £15 gyros and influencers complaining about the noise, but whilst they’ve lost much of their cultural salience, there’s still a special kind of atmosphere at one that’s impossible to explain to haters. Modern day Glastonbury in particular gets dragged for fun, but one thing it can’t be accused of is failing to reinvent itself. That process has been
Kristin Hersh - Sugar On Blackstone: Review | Live4ever Media (opens the original)
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Of all moments we get hung up on the most, saying sorry is usually the hardest one. But goodbyes are probably a close second. Kristin Hersh’s thirteenth solo album, it is being overly simplistic to describe Sugar On Blackstone as a farewell record, but it does at least acknowledge the nomadic lifestyle of the Throwing Muses’ singer and, more candidly, the reasons for it. The anchor being cut loose is Providence, where she moved to from Atlanta at the age of six and eventually met Tanya Donelly,
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