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Sziget Days 5 and 6: Tame Impala Relax Us While Arctic Monkeys Rock Us to the End
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Sziget Days 5 and 6: Tame Impala Relax Us While Arctic Monkeys Rock Us to the End

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 / 17 August 2022

Days 5 and 6 of Budapest’s famous Sziget festival again the event is a triumph, with 452,000 visitors and more great gigs by artists like Tame Impala and Arctic Monkeys.

BadBadNotGood Spead Their Wings on the Ambitious ‘Talk Memory’
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BadBadNotGood Spead Their Wings on the Ambitious ‘Talk Memory’

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 / 8 October 2021

Canadian jazz/hip-hop band BadBadNotGood’s Talk Memory sees them ascend towards more bold and elaborate heights than ever before.

Speaking Gently: An Interview with BADBADNOTGOOD
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Speaking Gently: An Interview with BADBADNOTGOOD

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 / 11 August 2016
They are the Canadian jazz group who have performed with Ghostface Killah, MF Doom, and other hip-hop elites. Oh, and they only formed five years ago.
BadBadNotGood and Ghostface Killah: Sour Soul
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BadBadNotGood and Ghostface Killah: Sour Soul

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 / 24 March 2015
Does every album have to be a classic? Minor pleasures are still pleasures, at the end of the day.
The Best Canadian Albums of 2014
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The Best Canadian Albums of 2014

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 / 22 December 2014
From Steph Cameron to White Lung, these 15 releases showcase the very best of Canadian music in 2014, and illustrate that the Canadian music community is definitely thriving and maturing.
BadBadNotGood: 12 June 2014 – Brooklyn, New York
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BadBadNotGood: 12 June 2014 – Brooklyn, New York

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 / 18 June 2014
The most charming thing about BadBadNotGood is that the jazz-hop trio's recent fame hasn’t hit them yet
BADBADNOTGOOD: III
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BADBADNOTGOOD: III

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 / 13 May 2014
There’s a lot going on with III, which makes it ultimately worthy of your time.