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ONE OK ROCK, I Was King | Track Review 🎵
Japanese rock band ONE OK ROCK delivers a hit with “I Was King,” arguably the strongest single from their latest album, ‘Ambitions.’
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ONE OK ROCK, Bedroom Warfare | Track Review 🎵
Japanese rock band ONE OK ROCK delivers a gem with “Bedroom Warfare,” one of three promo singles from their latest album, ‘Ambitions.’
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ONE OK ROCK, Taking Off | Track Review 🎵
Japanese rock band ONE OK ROCK shines on “Taking Off,” a promo single from their latest album, ‘Ambitions.’
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Young the Giant, Home of the Strange | Album Review
Alternative band Young the Giant delivers a superb, eclectic effort with their third studio album, ‘Home of the Strange.’
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Music Shopping List: Justin Moore, Rae Sremmurd & More
A new crop of album releases arrives Friday, August 12, 2016. Leading the charge are new albums by Justin Moore and Rae Sremmurd.
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Young the Giant, Jungle Youth | Track Review 🎵
Alternative band Young the Giant delivers a surefire hit with single “Jungle Youth,” which proves to be a truly fantastic, soulful record.
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3OH!3, ‘Night Sports’: By The Lyrics
One is hard pressed to find a duo ‘stupider’ than 3OH!3. Motte & Foreman have made infectious, idiotically dumb music for years.
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Nate Ruess, Grand Romantic | Album Review 💿
‘Grand Romantic’ is a captivating affair, though not absent of flaws or without Fun. frontman Nate Ruess indulging too much.
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Twenty One Pilots, Blurryface | Album Review
Eclectic, Ohio alternative band Twenty One Pilots delivers a tour de force on their ambitious second album, ‘Blurryface.’
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Panic! At The Disco, Hallelujah | Track Review 🎵
Latest Panic! At The Disco single, “Hallelujah,” ranks among the deepest songs of the alternative band’s decade-long career.
