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Cold War Kids have released Robbers & Cowards / Complete Cowards (20th Anniversary Edition), revisiting their debut with four songs completed from the album’s original
In 48 seasons on the air, the kids and characters on Sesame Street have played host to a number of celebrities. None were more funky
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Nettspend has released Virginia Creeper, a six-track EP featuring new songs including “same language,” “Get Guap” and “LL50.” The Virginia rapper previewed material from the
Kiss decided to shake off some stage rust with two club shows in their hometown of New York City before embarking on a big European
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