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In the Bible, the "Land of Milk and Honey" is a place of abundance and peace. For Frank, it’s a hallucination - a golden memory of a childhood before the school fire, or a love that has turned to ash. It argues that beauty is the most painful thing to look at when you are unhappy.

While "Blues Run the Game" is the famous anthem of the record, "Milk and Honey" is its spiritual center.

His best song in my opinion, it is a song of heavy contrast - the ... read more

Produced by Paul Simon in a three-hour session, it's the only album Jackson C. Frank ever released. He was so shy he insisted on being shielded by screens so engineers couldn't see him while he played. The result is the most haunted and influential record of the 60s. Masterclass in "Blue-music" that's been covered by everyone from Nick Drake to Laura Marling.

Frank survived a horrific school fire as a child that killed most of his classmates and left him physically ... read more

North isn't trying to hide her fame, she’s weaponizing it - in a world where everything is recorded and everyone is watching, the only power you have is to be louder and weirder than the noise.

North, who's 12 (but looks much older) reportedly produced the entire project herself, I mean it shows but it's actually kinda impressive. Full of heavy synths, high-pitched vocaloids, and jagged nu-metal guitar riffs - very advanced, something that she definitely should be praised ... read more

Though it serves as the finale to "Pastel Blues", Sinnerman has it's own atmosphere. Originally an African-American traditional spiritual, Nina took a song usually performed in church and transformed it into a 10-minute avant-garde masterpiece. A frantic, rhythmic chase where the protagonist tries to hide from divine judgment.

The track is built on an relentless, driving piano riff and drum beat that mimics the sound of a heart racing or feet hitting the pavement. It never lets ... read more