Enter the Wu-Versary: Three Dudes Celebrate 20 Years of Wu-Tang Clan
byThe Three Dudes are back to bring the ruckus with their love of Wu-Tang Clan, who today celebrate their 20th anniversary.
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4 Years Gone: Kid Cudi's Man on the Moon: The End of Day
byMan on the Moon: The End of Day, the debut album from Cleveland native and noted curmudgeon, Kid Cudi, is effectively hip-hop’s answer to The Cure’s Disintegration, a web of sprawling self-reflection and faux-philosophy that has soundtracked the shotgunning of Natural Ice cans with surprising longevity.
6 Years Gone: Because of the Times
byKings Of Leon’s third album, Because of the Times, is a standard Kings affair by today’s standards, but it reset the band’s sonic template.
1 Year Gone: JEFF the Brotherhood's "Hypnotic Nights"
bySome bands get big through the depth of their creativity. They have an ability to innovate by experimenting with all sorts of genres and sounds until – for a few songs or albums – the billions of buzzing bees are…
8 Years Gone: Panic! At the Disco "A Fever You Can't Sweat Out"
byTo be fair, it seemed pretty odd to me, too – the sight of her in my parent’s house, standing there in fur boots and a husky winter coat, conversing with my mom in the kitchen, her brown hair wagging…
5 Years Gone: The Black Keys "Attack & Release"
byTransitions are messy, difficult things – decayed and overgrown bridges secured only to our faith and loose threads. They are our hope that the rickety board the camera captures won’t dramatically give in a frugal twist of fate.