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Orlando Weekly |
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Few albums are as polarizing as Lou Reed's 1975 noise opus Metal Machine Music. The vast majority of Reed's fans dismissed it out of hand, reacting with varying degrees of confusion and disgust (some even theorized that it was a joke or a fuck-you message to his label), but a few – like music critic Lester Bangs – appreciated Reed's questing spirit and applauded his foray into musique concrète...
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The Legend of Root Boy Slimnew
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Orlando Weekly |
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Of Montreal frontman Kevin Barnes embraces weirdnessnew
Barnes discusses his constant creative challenge to channel Of Montreal’s future masterpiece
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Profiles & Interviews
Jacuzzi Boys play Rollins’ Fox Fest, free and open to publicnew
The Miami band never disappoints with a wild romp of a live show.
Orlando Weekly |
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Nick Jr.'s most indie-friendly program successfully translates adult favorite music to the kids.
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