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Any string musician’s eyes would perk up at the sight of seeing Yo Yo Ma and Edgar Meyer being on the title of this post. For Stuart Duncan and Chris Thile, the bluegrass fans got all giddy, I bet. These … Continue reading →

The other side of the Massive Attack x Burial collaboration features a chilling remix of one of Massive Attack’s singles from their album they released last year, Heligoland. This track has the signature Burial feel on it where you feel … Continue reading →

So I’ve been digging this song for about two months now, but I think this is the first time I’ve featured it on the old bloggity. This song. My gosh. So good. I can’t articulate it in complete sentences. This … Continue reading →

An unnatural phenomenon went down when I made this list. For one, there’s 2 hardcore albums (Fucked Up and Iceage), there’s a hip-hop album and an r&b album. If we were to rewind a year or two, you would not … Continue reading →

Cool Stuff! So I just thought that I’d inform my 10 or so readers of how my Top 25 songs of this year is filling out. It really has been a great year in terms of music and it’s so … Continue reading →

Portland band Portgual. The Man continue their album-a-year streak with “In the Mountain, In the Cloud” (out 7/19). This is the first full song preview for the highly anticipated album and it’s a rocker for sure. This band could  be interpreted as “quantity … Continue reading →

Rad Tracks  Brian Eno – Glitch Panda Bear – Afterburner John Talabot – Families (ft. Glasser) Bill Callahan – Drover Cults – Abducted Beastie Boys – Say It Matthewdavid – Like You Mean It Purity Ring – Lofticries The People’s … Continue reading →

Radical Tracks, Honey. Thurston Moore – Benediction Jamie Woon – Lady Luck The Pains of Being Pure at Heart – Belong Dum Dum Girls – He Gets Me High Cold Cave – The Great Pan is Dead The Joy Formidable … Continue reading →

This is a new feature on CBK called “Now Wait A Second!” What this is about is I’m highlighting music I might have missed last year or the year before when I made the “Best of” lists and didn’t include … Continue reading →