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The bass doesn’t get the attention of its flashier, six-string cousin. Yet, talk to musicians and they’ll tell you that the bass is at least as important as the guitar — or, really, any instrument — since it sets the groove as it marries the rhythmic and melodic elements of a song. California's Bay Area certainly has had more than its fair share of great bassists over the years, ones who could not only be counted on to hold a tune together but also found ways to repeatedly steal the spotlight. It’s time to celebrate those mighty groove masters as we offer up our list ...

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Today (January 26), Do Nothing’s first material of the year premiered on BBC Radio 6 Music in the form of ‘Uber Alles’. The single will appear on the group’s forthcoming second EP ‘Glueland’, which will arrive on March 12 via Exact Truth. Advertisement “‘Uber Alles’ was the first song written for the new EP,” said frontman Chris Bailey. “Musically it takes a more decided, less rough around the edges approach than some of our previous material but lyrically it’s largely about being at ease with yourself, which is often tough to do.” The new five-track EP will also ...

These Are the Best Albums of All Time by Black Artists By Alexander Raeburn, Stacker News AND Nicole Caldwell, Stacker News On 12/31/20 at 9:00 AM EST There would be no American music as we know it without the contributions of Black artists. Since the first African music was brought over by people in bondage as early as the 15th century, Black singers and musicians have had a hand in every aspect of American music's evolution. From country-western, the foundation of which was banjo music from Africa, to rock 'n' roll, first played by a Black woman on electric guitar in ...

Read Article No institution lasts forever. They get too old, too big, too tired. Eventually, they outlive their usefulness and forget their original purpose. When that happens, the best thing you can do for them is pull the plug. It’s time to pull the plug on the Republican Party. Because, let’s face it, the Republican Party we once knew – a credible political force that offered Americans a real alternative in the form of smaller government, lower taxes, and tighter fiscal policy – no longer exists. Most readers of this column grew up, as I did, when Republicans were not the enemy. T...