The Truth About Music
"What's hot, what's not, and whats next in pop music"
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Heavy D’s Cause Of Death Determined
An autopsy performed on Heavy D revealed the late rapper died of what is believed to be a pulmonary embolism. Continue...
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Opinion: 2011 Was Histories Largest Musical Fart (Explicit)
I always wonder what columnists of the ’70s wrote as the ’80s were in full swing, when the artists that they had once loved, turned into sad portraits of their former selves. Did they realize Paul McCartney, the man who wrote so many classics, could be capable of such crimes against ears as “Silly Love Songs” etc? Did anyone ever imagine that The Rolling Stones, who wrote the masterpiece “Exile on Main Street” would see their singer prance around in the most homoerotic video ever? (Seriously, Mick Jagger and David Bowie likely had sex at some point of the shoot, watch “Dancing in the Streets,” and tell me differently). In those cases it was the time, but did they see it as just, downright bad? Continue...
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The Truth About Music’s Top Ten Songs of 2011
It’s that time of year again. A time for trimming trees and getting in heated fights with family members about Barack Obama’s policies. Better than all of that, are end of the year lists. As someone who grew up wanting to rank things (no idea why), I’ve always loved Decembers for this reason. Now, while many people put together a Top Singles list at the years end, I’ve decided to work on a Top Songs list, including some lesser known songs that deserve some recognition as 2011 comes to a close. Continue...
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Review: Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, Dark & Brilliant
The Truth About Music makes every attempt to keep spoilers out of our movie reviews. But, if you’re a stickler for spoilers, I’d move on. If you’re ok learning about some basic plot structure, then you’re safe to read on. 2011 has been a pretty weak year for great movies. While the last few years have been littered with greats like The Hurt Locker, Black Swan and The Wrestler, this year has been pretty bland. Outside of a few gems like 50/50 and The Ides of March, the year hasn’t had the great movie we all wait (and hope) for. With a little over a week to go before 2012 arrives, the movie of 2011 may have arrived. Continue...
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Fishbone Documentary To Air Nationally In January
Fishbone’s documentary Everyday Sunshine: The Story Of Fishbone, is set to have its national broadcast premiere on January 22. Continue...
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New Music:Soso “Who’s Gonna Love Me (Ghost Remix)”
Swedish pop siren Soso’s has released a new remix of her song “Who’s Gonna Love Me.” The Ghost Remix transforms the track from icy, confessional ballad to a haunting, drum n’ bass dancefloor anthem, with ethereal electronic effects that swirl around the singer’s passionate vocals like long lost spirits in search of a medium. Continue...
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Vid Pick: Jonathan Coulton “Je Suis Rick Springfield”
Jonathan Coulton has unveiled a new video for the song “Je Suis Rick Springfield,” which translates to “I Am Rick Springfield.” I knew those high school French classes would come in handy someday. Continue...
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Cut Copy Release “Sun God” Remix
Still riding high off their Grammy nomination for Best Dance/Electronica Album for Zonoscope, Cut Copy have release Andy Weatherall’s remix of the disc’s closing track “Sun God.” Continue...
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Artist Profile: The Town Monster
Columbus, OH-based quartet The Town Monster stir up a deliciously twisted concoction of synthesizers, distorted guitars, keyboards and growled and falsetto vocals to create a sound that is equal parts synth pop cool and rock aggression. Continue...
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Nneka’s “My Home” Available on iTunes
“My Home,” the first single from singer/songwriter Nneka ‘s upcoming album Soul Heavy, is available on iTunes as of today. Continue...
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