Arcade Fire’s Bold New Frontier (In Defense of Everything Now)
by: Michael Shields and Chris Thompson Arcade Fire’s latest release, Everything Now, takes aim at the ills of modern…
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Remembering Prodigy
Remembering the late, great hip-hop artist Prodigy, one-half of Mobb Deep, through four essential tracks… by: Maggie Sachson “Have…
Across The Margin : The Podcast — Ras Kass & El Gant (The Jamo Gang Interview)
Across The Margin : The Podcast spends time with not one, but two, incredibly talented and socially conscious emcees,…
The Best Songs of 2017 (So Far)
by: Michael Shields and Chris Thompson Across the Margin takes stock of the status of music in 2017, stopping…
Twenty Years Later – Wu-Tang Clan’s Wu-Tang Forever
by: Maggie Sachson Twenty Years after its release Wu-Tang Clan’s Wu-Tang Forever remains a triumphant exemplar of the almighty…
Twenty Years Later – Radiohead’s OK Computer
by: Chris Thompson Twenty years after its release, Radiohead’s seminal album OK Computer, with its experimental sound and prophetic…
Twenty Years Later – Yo La Tengo’s I Can Hear The Heart Beating As One
by: Michael Shields In April of 1997 Yo La Tengo dropped an absolute classic, an album that twenty years…
Across The Margin : The Podcast — DJ Trackstar of Run the Jewels
Across The Margin : The Podcast delves into hip-hop, turntablism, and the phenomenon that is Run the Jewels with…
Twenty Years Later – Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds’ The Boatman’s Call
by: Patrick J Dalton Twenty years after its release, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds’ The Boatman’s Call still…
Twenty Years Later – Elliott Smith’s Either/Or
by: Michael Shields Across the Margin commemorates the album that catapulted Elliott Smith into the limelight, Either/Or, on its…
Twenty Years Later: The Brian Jonestown Massacre’s Triumphant 1996
by: Michael Shields Across the Margin takes one final musical look back on 1996, remembering Brian Jonestown Massacre’s unforgettable…
The Top 50 Albums of 2016 (In Its Entirety!)
Across the Margin presents its choices for The Top 50 Albums of 2016… Let’s face it, 2016 was a son…