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Features Features The Avett Brothers : Magpie And The Dandelion North Carolina’s pop/punk/country hybrid The Avett Brothers may have fewer siblings than Kings Of Leon but they are a far more cohesive sounding unit. After...
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Features Features The World’s End In short, the ‘wtf’ colloquialism sums up Edgar Wright’s latest directorial triumph, The World’s End. In a good way, that is. The film is original,...
More More Nile Rodgers In the late ’70s, Nile Rodgers was one of the most celebrated musicians in the world. In 1976 Rodgers teamed up with bassist Bernard Edwards...
