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...have a performance like that,” he said. “So I think it’s really great to do something different.” The poet performed six poems that ranged from recently-published pieces, such as “Last Robot Song?? and “Samurai Song,” to some that were penned in the 1990’s, like “The Wanted Bone” and “Ginza Samba.” Of Ginza Samba, Pinsky said that he likes...
...working on the next record. I’ll be home over the summer doing some writing. We can expect a new record in the next year.13. FM: We have to ask: so who was it that you didn’t write a “Love Song?? for? SBB: That was for my record company, out of frustration that I had displeased them somehow. 14. FM: “Love Song?? hit the Billboard Pop 100 chart number 1 spot back in 2007. Do you ever get sick of singing it? SBB: Unfortunately...
...also has the acoustic edginess that hardcore music enthusiasts might overlook at first glance. “Love Song?? is a jab at the corporate music industry’s request that she write a “marketable” love song (ironic in hindsight given the song??s popularity—and marketability—but bold nonetheless). She’s an incredibly talented vocalist, and she’s unapologetic about her passion: “I’ve been writing songs for as long as I can remember. Some...
...thumping power chords that build and regress, the track is designed only to give the story a treacherous feel and create tension as the narrative begins. When it eventually erupts into a bombastic heavy metal motif of the next cut or is repeated later on in the CD, the song??s necessity to the album as a whole becomes apparent as it effectively creates the suspense needed to drive the story forward. The Decemberists deserve enormous credit for “The Hazards of Love.” They have created a unified work of musical art centered...
...from the start, the album smacks of NFG’s new sound. “Right Where We Left Off” barrels forth with heavily distorted, amped up guitars and dizzying cymbal crashes that don’t seem to actually have anything to do with the song??s rhythm. The first few tracks ring with an anthemic quality fueled by simple, catchy guitar riffs and en masse, screamed choral parts. While there are no clear standout singles, tracks like “Listen to Your Friends” and “Don?...