There are songs that arrive fully assembled, wearing a little name tag that says, “Hello, I am a single.” Then there are songs like The House Flies’ “Lost Literature,” which apparently started as a bassline and simply refused to stop growing until it became an entire song. Honestly, fair enough. The four-piece band from Moline,
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BR33Z WORLD’s Black Heart features eight tracks, but there’s much to unpack. It’s about survival, treachery, allegiance, ambition, the blocks, and resilience, but it’s not eight songs sounding the same. BR33Z WORLD moves through rage, regret, mistrust, edge, and resolve, making his personal story multifaceted. Born in San Francisco and raised in Oakland, but shaped
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Some musicians collect records. Hamish seems to collect stories. Three decades spent wandering England’s music scene, setting up the Rabbit Hole at Glastonbury, quietly supporting young bands, hitchhiking across America with a guitar, and somehow ending up at Lisa Bonet’s party after getting lost in Venice Beach have all become part of his story. He
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