The Best Albums of 2017, Albums 40 – 31
Across the Margin continues its rollout of the Best Albums of 2017 with albums 40 – 31… Catch up…
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The Best Albums of 2017, Albums 50 – 41
Across the Margin begins its rollout of the Best Albums of 2017 with albums 50 – 41… Let’s face…
On Anita Pallenberg & The Deaths of Rock Star Wives
by: Marlena Williams “We may know how to write the male side of the story, as so many, perhaps…
Jesse Lewis and Ike Sturm’s Endless Field
by: Michael Shields An introduction to the serenity-inducing world of Endless Field, an extremely talented duo comprised of guitarist…
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…
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…