The Radar Bros.' second album The Singing Hatchet delivers more of their quietly quixotic, psychedelically rootsy songs, which roll along like tumbleweeds: shambling and seemingly fragile, yet surprisingly strong. Crackling static, solemn pianos, doleful mellotrons, and chiming guitars support the rambling, almost weightless melodies of songs like "Shifty Lies," "You've Been Hired," and "Tar the Roofs" and the clean production shows off the songs' expressive arrangements -- {&"Shoveling Sons...   [ read more ]

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The Radar Bros.' second album The Singing Hatchet delivers more of their quietly quixotic, psychedelically rootsy songs, which roll along like tumbleweeds: shambling and seemingly fragile, yet surprisingly strong. Crackling static, solemn pianos, doleful mellotrons, and chiming guitars support the rambling, almost weightless melodies of songs like Shifty Lies, You've Been Hired, and Tar the Roofs and the clean production shows off the songs' expressive arrangements -- Shoveling Sons' guitars sparkle like d...   [ read more ]

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The third volume of Twiztid's Cryptic Collection features nine brand new tracks and five remixes, all teeming with Madrox and Monoxide's particularly bold take on Insane Clown Posse-inspired horror rap. "Shock & Awe" is a murderous revenge fantasy, laying waste to everyone from actor Danny Glover to pay-for-play radio programmers. "An underground killa murdering VIPs," "Jump into your mosh pit with hatchet in hand," they rant. "And then back into the underworld we crawl." Amid celeb...   [ read more ]

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