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Nika Kretov

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
14
Latest publication
Sep 22, 2026
Outlet visibility, for The Big Takeover
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Jul 15, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · by Nika Kretov

    Raised On Candy - Pickle Eyes (Magic Door Record Label) (opens the original)

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    Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs Raised On Candy do not reveal the full scale of “Pickle Eyes” at once. The Montclair duo begin with enough space between guitar, voice and drums for each part to feel exposed, then gradually start filling that space. The guitars gain weight, Scotty Imp’s drums become more expressive, backing voices gather around Joe Penna, and what first seemed relatively contained begins openi

  2. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · by Nika Kretov

    Eddie Skuller - House Where Nobody Lives (opens the original)

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    Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs Eddie Skuller’s “House Where Nobody Lives” begins with a place that has been emptied out. A cracked window, peeling paint, weeds at the door, birds in the chimney, an old chest of drawers left behind. These details give the song its visible shape, but the feeling moves past the house almost immediately. Originally written by Tom Waits for Mule Variations, “House Where Nobody Li

  3. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · by Nika Kretov

    Luke Haines & Mike Smalle - The Black Maria, O (Dimple Discs) (opens the original)

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    Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs Luke Haines and Mike Smalle open “The Black Maria, O” across a gap of nearly 140 years. The words come from 1887, while synthesizers, programmed rhythm and electric guitar place them inside a colder, sharper musical world. That distance never disappears. It becomes the song’s tension. The original “The Black Maria, O” was written by Irish American lyricist Edward Harrigan with

  4. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · by Nika Kretov

    Beauty In Chaos and Ashton Nyte - Home (33.3 Music Collective) (opens the original)

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    Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs Beauty In Chaos has always made collaboration feel structural. Michael Ciravolo builds the atmosphere, Michael Rozon shapes the depth around it, and the guest voice changes the emotional weather of the entire piece. On “Home,” that voice belongs to Ashton Nyte, returning to the project exactly eight years after “Storm” first introduced him into the Beauty In Chaos world. The da

  5. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · by Nika Kretov

    Chris Connelly - Nothin' But A Rock Song (Shipwrecked Industries) (opens the original)

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    Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs Chris Connelly’s “Nothin’ But A Rock Song” begins with a title that sounds like a shrug and behaves like a dare. As the second preview from Doo Wop In The Dark: A Portrait of Lou Reed, the single enters Lou Reed’s world through surface, attitude, image, and abrasion. That is the right doorway. Reed was never only a songwriter to admire from a polite distance. He was pose, nerve

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