If there’s one label you can’t put on Brian Eno, it’s complacent. As the go-to guy when it comes to fusing experimental production with pop, Eno seems open

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Broadly speaking, Centro-matic once belonged to the alt-country nation, but much like a toddler and shoes, the band has quickly outgrown that label

There’s going solo, which most often means leaving one band to lead another, and then there’s solo, the classic one-man band model of one person with

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