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Yacht rock may be an offensive term for some, but the right albums can act as a perfect snapshot of rock and roll history.

“Can’t Eat The Rich” is classic in the sense that it feels like it has come out of the mid-20th century folk movement, reaching back to Woody Guthrie to sing about the plight of the common folk in ...

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From the early to mid-80s, Japanese indie DD Records released over 200 cassettes. A reissue of their final release celebrates ...

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Emily Schmalholz, Head of Special Events, The Capitol Theatre The Capitol Theatre, designed by noted architect Thomas Lamb, opened ...