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The xx are invisible on I See You

HR Huber-Rodriguez
January 20, 2017
Album Review, Reviews, Uncategorized
As the 2010s enter their eighth year, I’ve taken considerable time to reflect upon the decade’s most influential artists. Bands like Beach House came in strong, put out consistent LPs with only minor variat...

Kilo Kish tackles broad sweeping introspection on Reflections in Real Time

HR Huber-Rodriguez
March 13, 2016
Album Review, Reviews
Reflections in Real Time is an intensely personal album that attempts to make sense of the arc traced by one’s own life from the point of view of 25 year-old hip hop artist Kilo Kish, and it is excellent.  A...

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