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Music Review: Nathan Gaunt at the National Underground
Who: Nathan Gaunt, an Australian musician.
What: Show at the National Underground.
When: Er, he played in August, and I’m just now getting around to posting this. So much for deadlines.
Impressions: Nathan Gaunt sings with a smooth, bravely itinerant voice that flies across the landscape of your hearing like a light-trailing hawk painting sky art. His [...]
Listening: Eminem | ‘Relapse’
Eminem’s latest release, “Relapse,” provides the usual lyrical tongue-twisting from the dexterously poetic rapper, but fails to surprise or inspire.
Yes, it is an enjoyable, tightly wrought album offering a thuggish perspective on drug addiction and the escape from it, but it fails to move Eminem forward (or backward) as an artist.
However, I don’t [...]
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