The film and jazz music are perfectly summed up with a line by Wayne after witnessing Turner get helped to his room after another drunken night: “Even the most beautiful things can be the most painful.”

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Toy Tugboats is the culmination of years of writing and composing over the course of several years during tour traveling and basically with any free second the musicians had. The album’s consistency is remarkable. Never flashy and never overt, Sunfold gives Annuals a run for their money.

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While it is disappointing to hear Trapt’s not-so-hard-rock-anymore sound, the band’s new tunes are at the least very radio-friendly enjoyable and as Brown likes to describe their music, “there’s candy in it.”

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Jihae plays better around a raw, more intimate sound that compliments her raw and intimate sound that Trace Magazine calls a “brutally honest edge.”

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Creativity can only be contained for so long before it explodes. As guitarist for The Strokes, Albert Hammond, Jr. already has a very successful outlet to express himself. But Albert needed another one, so he set out to for a solo adventure with his debut album “Yours To Keep” in 2006. Its success only begged the question as to when Albert would release finally another.

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