Destiny’s Child dished up some unquestionably empowering tunes in their near 10 years as a group, but “Survivor” may take the cake for most anthemic. The “you can’t stop me” kind of lyrics being hollered over a vigorous violin and stomping beat create an ultimate declaration of ex ...
“Well I think dance music is very important, it can be very important,” Lady Miss Kier said ina 1990 interview. “Dance has been around from the beginning of time, as music has been. It’s a way to bring people together and celebrate dreams of better days.” 35 years after the son...
Well because of that specific fact that it is very accessible. For a tried and true Zappa fan, always looking to up the ante with complexity of the music and the genius of the lyrics, this is just too easy of an album. Same thing as Over-Nite Sensation, pretty much. Don't get me...
Midwestern drunkards could be as fast, loud and sloppy as any New York junkie, with resident poet Paul Westerberg croaking about booze and despair over the band's "power trash." What truly set them apart was the humor that came through in lyrics like "I hate music!/It's got too many...
the sound acts like a blanket that covers all musical genres and describes them in similar terms. They’re not particularly dynamic, especially with the UE Signature preset, whether on broad scale or at a more minute level there’s not much of a progression up or down in chords or vocals...