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Jamie Cullum and Pusha T of Clipse

the legendary Gene MacLellan

discrimination and hate crimes towards American Muslims and those perceived to be Muslim have dramatically increased over the past year

Described as "Apocalyptic pop" (Pitchfork) - with due and equal praise for their visual components so often brought to the table with each new track - the "electro-pop auteurs" (SPIN) - present A Lesson Unlearnt

with General Gion standing at the helm of an army of talented musicians

These Mad Dogs Need Heroes #.cart-limit Jamie Cullum and Pusha TVinyl LP pressing. With their new LP, New Jersey's The Everymen have come out of the studio with a record that is at times exalting, sorrowful, violent and embracing. Mixing the E Street's bar room party vibes with Rocket From The Crypt's swagger, The Replacements' emotions and Meat Loaf's soaring production, this is a record very rooted in influences that still strives and sounds inimitably EVERYMEN. From heavily distorted guitars to a chiming grand