Usually a five-year hiatus spells the death of a band's career but, in Culture's case, it was if the group was merely gathering strength for the long haul. After splitting up in 1981, the trio reformed in 1986 and recorded Culture in Culture. Once again Joseph Hill would take on the production mantle, but this time he was aided by Enos McLeod and Alvin Ranglin, which saved this album from the flaws of Hill's previous effort, Lion Rock. Culture in Culture has a relaxed quality to the...   [ read more ]

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#10 Seller of 2005! Bloc Party is an autonomous unit of un-extraordinary kids reared on pop culture between the years 1976 and the present day. They eventually concluded that their own attempts to imitate what had informed them could be innovative and fresh. "It's just a matter of time before London's groovy post-punkers Bloc Party take the States by storm"--Entertainment Weekly. "Bloc Party will be the band of 2005, no contest. As vital as The Clash in '77 and as sinister as The Specials in '82"--NME

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After almost two years, Tracy and the Plastics finally release a new record! Tongues have been hanging out in anticipation for what may be the record of the year. This special release includes a bonus DVD, containing two original full-length films designed to be played with the record. Tracy and the Plastics are an electronic art/new-media punk band conceived and performed by the Lesbian Feminist video artist, Wynne Greenwood. (Greenwood started the band in 1999, while running an underground moviehouse cal...   [ read more ]

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