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Tig Ol’ Wolf Bitties.

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Duo Jakob Owens and Dave Cappa may have very well created the most infectious song of 2012. Forget all tunage that you have come to know over these meaningless 11 months–”Wolf Tits” is where it’s at and “Wolf Tits” is where it will stay. Get “Wolf Tits” →here.← Also, get your official “Wolf Tits” tee →here.←

A Review of Good Kid, M.A.A.D. City.

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Nowadays Hip-Hop has been conveyed in the form of an audio commercial that is constantly talking about material non-sense or items that are way out of most Americans’ financial status purchase capabilities. Bentleys and bitches, hoes and clothes, but is that all we truly know? Guess that is what happens to a music genre that chases the dollar; it tends to lose its way–the way of the people. It forgets Read More

Bring Them Both.

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Wait a f@¢king minute! Where the hell were we when this song came out? Performed by the British duo, AlunaGeorge, “Your Drums, Your Love” is a heavenly serenade of discontent and heartbreak. Accented with quirky but über dope choreography by Brooke Milliner, the video is a visual metaphor for two former lovers who keep running into one another. Directed by Henry Scholfield, the video also features the art of Arran Gregory. The song Read More

The First Act with Hunter & Wolfe.

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I would like to welcome you, dear reader, to the first installment of the newest column at Quiet Lunch Magazine: The First Act! This column, penned by yours truly, is a comprehensive music feature exclusively for small, local music acts… local to anywhere. Lesser known bands rarely get the press they need to expand their fan base and reach people in a way that can offer the band a way Read More

In Love with a Banshee.

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It isn’t necessarily fair to compare an artist to another artist during an album review but it is something that we are seriously considering doing at the moment. It’s not like we haven’t done it before. After all, we’re not doing it to diminish the artist’s body of work — in fact, we view it as a compliment. Great minds think alike and we’re simply in the business of likening Read More