Interview: The Last Internationale

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Los Angeles – Sitting around a pizza joint on the Sunset Strip, The Last Internationale—comprised of Edgey, Delila Paz and Fernando Silva—talk blues, the end of capitalism, music today and making their next album with Brendan Benson. Katie Booth: Where do you get ‘New York, I Do Mind Dying’ and what does that mean? Delila

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Interview: Skaters

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Los Angeles – The new band Skaters, from New York City, actually doesn’t skate. “We’re musicians first and we don’t [want] to break our wrists,” lead singer Michael Ian Cummings told a Boston music blog earlier this year. “We chose the name because it reminded us of our youth.” Sitting around a little end table

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Album Review: Bastille – Bad Blood

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Los Angeles – It’s that quickening, climactic moment in every action adventure movie ever made. When the hero of the story is about to enter the arena of whatever he’s trying to accomplish, and everything hangs in the balance. And then—a sweeping, epic song comes on. A lofty, aspirational, drum beat to push him to

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Album Review: Haim – Days Are Gone

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Los Angeles – The ‘90s are back. If a trip to Urban Outfitters doesn’t convince you, this album will. Haim (pronounced High-im) is comprised of sisters Este, Danielle and Alana Haim, 27, 24 and 21 respectively, and drummer Dash Hutton, and you’ve probably heard whisperings of them for at least a few months now.  Already well-known

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