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In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on History Books, the new album from the Gaslight Anthem, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image
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There are prolific artists, then there is Aesop Rock. The intellectual emcee allows his loftiest concepts to come to life via his sleek rhyme schemes and diverse production style. While
Catbells is an artist who introduced her project by releasing the single with a video for “Fade” on Youtube, expanded on that by launching an EP titled Wilderness, and has
Afton Wolfe is the son-in-law of veteran Nashville songwriter L.H. Halliburton and thus has better access to that burgeoning catalog than others. He selected just these seven, a prime crop
