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Listening consecutively to the first two albums from Brooklyn rapper El-P is a marathon: 27 tracks, two hours, 100 notable rhythmic shifts, enough words to line a meaty libretto.
By Grayson Currin | 6 Jun 2007

Noise is, by its definition, a pejorative term.
By Grayson Currin | 18 Apr 2007

George Winston doesn't care about being cool. One of the few non-classical or jazz solo pianists in the world to find a bit of fame, Winston doesn't need to win popularity contests to sell records to the growing fanbase he's had since 1980.
By Grayson Currin | 14 Mar 2007

Knowing that Robert Plant isn't that into heavy metal is weird.
By Grayson Currin | 22 Nov 2006

Califone's Roots & Crowns is one of those albums, the kind that unfolds over periods of months, not days.
By Grayson Currin | 8 Nov 2006

Honestly, I was expecting to be disappointed. Sunday night during the Table of the Elements Festival in Atlanta, Rhys Chatham premiered his new band, Essentialist.
By Grayson Currin | 6 Sep 2006

Josh Ritter's The Animal Years, the fourth record from the Moscow, Idaho-bred singer-songwriter, is the best album from an under-30 guy-with-guitar that has been released in 2006.
By Grayson Currin | 19 Jul 2006

In hip hop, being underground is its own merit badge.
By Grayson Currin | 7 Jun 2006

Cities is a good record from a good young band with loads of potential. It’s not brilliant, as some Triangle scene advocates hoped, but it’s not bad, as jealous detractors of the Chapel Hill band and its record deal hoped. It’s solid.
By Grayson Currin | 26 Apr 2006

Oh, 1999, you infinite wellspring of art music: Remember the triumvirate of new youth heroes that emerged in the dying days of the '90s as the 2000 presidential campaign started gearing up? There was Eminem, a white Detroit rapper with a bad attitude and an idiosyncratic, whiny delivery.
By Grayson Currin | 5 Apr 2006

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