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...aging Gen-Xers to a place that no other band can reach. But for listeners who don’t fit either of these descriptions, “Backspacer” may well be the first Pearl Jam album they can genuinely enjoy. —Staff writer Keshava D. Guha can be reached at kdguha@fas.harvard.edu...
...doomed by its very nature. The number of great albums that are this uniformly morbid and humorless can be counted on one hand, and Jake Duzsik is no Ian Curtis. For now they remain a band of promise rather than one of real achievement. —Staff writer Keshava D. Guha can be reached at kdguha@fas.harvard.edu...
...appeared in the United States, “North of South” is as thrilling, disturbing, and relevant as ever. Read it to receive a much-needed dose of honesty in the face of the increasingly desensitized literary and political discourse on Africa.—Staff writer Keshava D. Guha kdguha@fas.harvard.edu...
...band that, after years of conflicting ambitions and changing lineups, has finally settled down. If it ages as well as the underrated “Sky Blue Sky,” it will certainly come to be regarded as a career highlight. —Staff writer Keshava D. Guha can be reached at kdguha@fas.harvard.edu...
...busy working on pantomiming the lyrics to the song. It’s unclear whether Kanye or Ne-Yo wins the staring match, or whether this matters. But on whether Kanye is a Renaissance man, there can be no doubt; the proof is in this video. —Keshava D. Guha...