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K. Sparks - Visual Sound -
When we featured K. Sparks’ eleventh Manic Mondays installment, Young Malcolm, last week, some listeners predicted that the emcee would be hard-pressed to top the record. This week, Sparks has done just that with a story of what he calls Visual Sound. Linking two separate stories (one of a woman,...
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My first introduction to Sparks was the song “Tryouts for the Human Race,” a staple and highlight of the dance nights that proliferated in the mid 2000s (though it was written in the late-70s), luring the kids away from their crossed-arm posts at standard indie rock shows. “Tryouts” was a...
In Case You're Thinking Of A Last-Minute Application, Here's How Bands Get Picked For SXSW [Service -
Hey bands! Tomorrow is the deadline for applying to SXSW, the annual Austin-based conflagration of music, hype, Tex-Mex, and free Sparks*! I actually love SXSW, although it can seem a little overwhelming if you take it all too seriously and care about getting into things like The Levi's/FADER Big...
K. Sparks ft. Tina Quallo - Movin On -
So far, K. Sparks has publicized how Nostalgic he is when it comes to classic Hip Hop, why he’ll Never stray from the path of the true Spitta, and what his platform would be for a Hip Hop Presidential campaign. Movin’ On, installment #10 in the Manic Mondays series, features...
Hey! It's another story about a new wave-y post-punk kinda band reuniting! And this time it's Ultrav -
They featured a psychotherapist on bass, appeared at Live Aid, wrote the 1981 hit "Vienna," and starred a debonair mustache-rockin’ frontman before that guy from The Killers and that guy from Gogol Bordello...
The Human League Are Back… Sort Of -
If you’re of a certain age (30 up), you’re at least remember The Human League, although you might not have been a fan.
They formed in 1977 but are best known for being part of the electronic era of the early 1980s. And guess what? They’re back.
To be fair, they...
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