As the wave of spring album announcements continues to build, it’s easy to overlook the solid lineup of releases here…
1. Nickelback, “How You Remind Me”
2. Ashanti, “Foolish”
3. Nelly, “Hot In Herre”
4. Nelly (feat. Kelly Rowland), “Dilemma”
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Canadian rockers Broken Social Scene—whom you almost certainly listened to during sophomore year at two in the morning…
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This week’s question is from reader David Dalrymple:
What non-Christmas music do you associate with the holidays? It…
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