A Bone Thugs-n-Harmony with more polish to their harmonies and fewer rough edges image-wise, Jagged Edge performs well on their debut album, getting into the groove on singles "The Way That You Talk" and "Gotta Be," each of which is impeccably produced by Jermaine Dupri. There are a few songs that don't work at all on A Jagged Era, but for the most part, the quartet sounds interesting. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide

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From the outskirts of St. Louis misery, a power trio fronted by a boy/girl combo reminiscent of Thurston & Kim in the era that was GOO. But where Sonic Youth had a NYC arty vibe, Sullen embrace their Midwestern roots with a rustbelt grit devoid of pretension. Where punk meets rock, the combination of consonant guitars, pop hooks, power chords, and a stadium aesthetic, make 'Paint The Moon' a pronounced debut. Tense harmonies, a loud/quiet dynamic and slow burn intensity sharpen the jagged edge of singer Sh...   [ read more ]

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The Essential Pebbles Collection, Vol. 1 is a budget-priced, two-CD set that serves two functions. The first, fulfilled by disc one, is to distill the first ten volumes of the Pebbles '60s garage rock singles compilation series. The second is a bonus disc full of even more insanely rare material that has never appeared on Pebbles albums or myriad other '60s compilations. Considering the staggering amount of material reissued by Archive International, in addition to myriad '60s compilations r...   [ read more ]

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