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Double Sided Interview: 2020k Presents an Interview with Wet Eyes!
“If you want to be involved in music, I think you will find a way to be involved or paths will be presented to you to get your foot in. You can’t really teach anyone how to be where they … Continue reading
Posted in Exclusives, Interviews
Tagged Air is Movement, Alaska In Winter, Alfred Hitchcock, Andrew Blaeser, Clepto Journals, Digitech, Double Take, Electric Aquarium, Electric Gauge, Freezing Thoughts Create Stability, In Rainbows, Institute of Production & Recording, Interview, IPR, Jozik Records, Laura Moser, MonopoleJoe, Pro Tools, radiohead, Ross Auger, T-Pain, The Eraser, Thom Yorke, Trevor Klopp, Wet Eyes, Wet Eyes Productions
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Music Business: “Battle In Me” Becomes Garbage’s UK Single
This is just a small little blip in continuation with our coverage of the new Garbage album Not Your Kind Of People (expected release: 5/15/2012 on the band’s own STUNVOLUME record label) and a small look at the marketing plan behind the … Continue reading
Posted in Music Business, Sine Wave
Tagged Battle In Me, Garbage, Nine Inch Nails, radiohead
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Flashback: 2020k In Review & Top 20 Songs of 2011!
It’s been a busy first year for 2020k! There’s been lots of new music to put up, interviews with Nikki Jean, Sahy Uhns, Ilia Darlin, and Origamibiro (to be posted in January 2012). We’ve had giveaways, we’ve made connections, and … Continue reading
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Tagged 2020 top songs, Atticus Ross, Big Hurry, Bjork, Boards of Canada, Boreal Network, Britney Spears, Burial, Coldplay, Erykah Badu, flashback, Foster the People, Goldfrapp, iamamiwhoami, Imogen Heap, Jay-Z, Kanye West, Karen O, lady gaga, Late NIght Alumni, massive attack, moby, Natalia Kills, Nikki Jean, Origamibiro, radiohead, Sahy Uhns, Solange, Starsmith, The Roots, the weeknd, Tori Amos, Trent Reznor
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Album Review: Radiohead – The King of Limbs
To say Radiohead doesn’t cater to almost everyone’s personal listening preferences would be a lie. 2011’s The King of Limbs follows suit with it’s preceded In Rainbows in that they both share innovation in their distribution. While Rainbows allowed you … Continue reading
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