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Album Review: Every Time I Die, ‘Low Teens’

Andrew Howie -
Written by Andrew Howie If you’ve read my column before, you know I lean more towards prog-rock, jam bands, psychedelia, jazz, basically anything that’s never...
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Album Review: Green Day, ‘Revolution Radio’

Logan J. Fowler -
After the three part experimental effort from Green Day, I kind of felt cheated. Here were three individual albums (Uno!, Dos!, Tre!), released within...
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Album Review: Danny Brown, ‘Atrocity Exhibition’

Angelo Gingerelli -
Written by Angelo Gingerelli What goes on in Detroit? Seriously, how can one city produce a seemingly endless number of musical madmen like Ted...
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The Beardos of Crobot Welcome the World to Fat City

Anthony Toto -
The Beardos of Crobot Welcome the World to Fat City Just around two-years ago, a spur of the moment decision to cover a small rock...
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Lennon Claypool Delirium and Yoko Ono Keeps New York City Weird

Matthew Heasley -
Pop-Break Live: Lennon Claypool Delirium at Irving Plaza - August 2016 It was a hot humid night in New York City, and it was the...
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Pop-Break Turns Lucky Number 7 Today

Bill Bodkin -
It's September 29, and once again I find myself at a complete loss for words. Today, this site turns one year older. Every year I...
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Disturbed, Breaking Benjamin Bring The Sickness to PNC Bank Arts Center

Pop-Break Staff -
Two of the titans of hard rock -- Breaking Benjamin and Disturbed -- brought the thunder to the PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel,...
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Anders Osborne Brings ‘Spacedust and Oceans Views’ to Asbury Park

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Pop-Break Live: Anders Osborne, Oliver John Rodgers, and James Dalton at The Stone Pony One of the premier blues guitarists in the land, Anders Osborne...
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Metallica Drops New Single “Moth Into the Flame”

Bill Bodkin -
Just days after stepping off stage at the massive Global Citizen Music Festival in New York City, Metallica has dropped a new single off...
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Album Review: TAUK, ‘Sir Nebula’

Andrew Howie -
Written by Andrew Howie I first heard about TAUK in my early college years. They’ve made a fairly meteoric rise since then, touring all over...
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Album Review: Kool Keith, ‘Feature Magnetic’

Angelo Gingerelli -
Written by Angelo Gingerelli In the 80’s Kool Keith pioneered the off-beat, abstract vocals and futuristic production that would influence the next generation of experimental...
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Album Review: The Dear Hunter, ‘Act V: Hymns With the Devil in Confessional’

Andrew Howie -
Written by Andrew Howie The Dear Hunter is one of the most intriguing groups around right now. Formed by multi-instrumentalist Casey Crescenzo, formerly of The...
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