Stuck in My Head
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Stuck in My Head: BIA – WHOLE LOTTA MONEY
I didn’t expect this track to stay with me for so long, but since it’s been over a week since I’ve been humming lyrics about putting on my jewelry simply to visit the bodega, I decided it’s time to write about BIA’s “WHOLE LOTTA MONEY.” The two-note sub bass line takes care of the hard-hitting,… Continue reading
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Stuck in My Head: Necrophagist – Diminished to B
I’ve yet to find another tech death band I enjoy as much as Necrophagist, which makes it all the more disheartening that they haven’t released a new album since 2004 and likely never will. (I was thrilled for a moment when I saw the website Metal Sucks report that an unearthed third Necrophagist album was… Continue reading
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