There is no guessing the sonic direction of a new Kid Cudi album. The Cleveland-bred multi-hyphenate has built a sound based on mystique and experimentation, rarely repeating himself musically. In
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Unlike several archival releases from the Allman Brothers Band, Manley Field House, Syracuse University, April 7, 1972 carries more than just superficial attraction(s). The production and packaging are virtually equal
At this point in music history, the idea of fusion has taken on a whole new life. Implementing surface-level musicianship from one genre to another can be done from the
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