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I'm a writer and music journalist originally from Salt Lake City, but now living in Scotland. I was a Punk/Goth in the '80s and these artistic influences have stayed with me; although a love of Chopin, chamber music, and Spanish guitar would seem to belie this. I am one of many assistant music editors at Blogcritics.org, staff writer for a gay men's magazine based in Edinburgh, and a freelance writer.
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Music Review: Band of the Week - Jay Nash
Down-to-earth, playful, witty, and occasionally profound, grounded but sentimental, sensual but intelligent, romantic but only in passing. A superb album.
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Interview: Band of the Week - Jay Nash
With hints of alt-country nostalgia, and swimming in acoustic melodies...
Intelligent, witty, and upbeat, Sage managed to be engaging and whimsical while always maintaining a professional demeanour.
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Songs That Touch My Soul, Nine
With summer on its way, this one is full of summery pop craziness.
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Book Review: Child 44 by Tom Rob Smith
Every word seems perfectly placed, meticulously considered for it's brevity and weight, and yet you never feel overawed or confounded.
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Music Review: Derek Webb and Sandra McCracken - Ampersand
A lush, mellifluous album, that feels like a deeply personal, but entirely comfortable glimpse into the hearts and minds of a happily married couple.
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Songs That Touch My Soul, Eight
He makes my panties wet and, as many of you know by now, that really is the door to my soul.
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Music Review: Band of the Week - The Dollyrots
The Dead Kennedys love child with Gwen Stefani, nannied by The Go-Go's, playing tag with The B-52's.
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Interview: Band of the Week - The Dollyrots
Because they really are awesome.
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Songs That Touch My Soul
Come let me show you how much pelvic control it takes to gyrate and grind slowly while straddling you.
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