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Dağtaş – Yediveren

There’s no use pretending that none of it happened. Rock music, and then pop, hip-hop or Western styles of music that were, first, massively popular at home, and then were spread abroad over decades and decades. Nearly everyone knows what they sound like.

And that’s the biggest part of the problem. Pop-rock music has started to resemble one of...


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Sinnet – Lost Lake

You really have to admire the rockstars who never seem too involved with what they’re doing. You watch old clips of people like Mick Jagger or Rod Stewart singing or giving interviews, and you get the feeling that for all of their talent, they’re not really there. You get the impression that they like everything that comes along with their career, except...


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The Dissenters – The Doctor’s Back in Town

If nothing else, rock n’ roll offers an endless supply of cheers, shouts and screams in the face of a harsh and unforgiving world. And, while that’s certainly something, you wouldn’t exactly know that it still existed if you were keeping up with the songs still generating likes, impressions and a few measly cents on the s...


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Ylva-li – Shoot Straight

It doesn’t matter what kind of musical styles you usually favour. It’s very likely that this week alone, while waiting around, doing your chores, you heard this one tune that’s stayed in your head ever since, despite repeated efforts to free yourself of it. 

Don’t worry! Earworms are nothing to get embarrassed about. Unless you make ...


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No Floor – Helm

Children, especially, can tell when you’re sad. They can identify eyes that are secretly smiling, or a face that, beneath all the stoicism, is holding back the tears. Maybe they’re so good at it because their brains haven’t been bogged down by useless information. And, still, I don’t think that you should envy them. I am convinced that you, dear reader, pos...


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