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PHOTO GALLERIES & LIVE REVIEWS
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Collective Collaborative Blog of the Month
For the latest installment of the collaborative blog, T&E collective members share some of their favorite music from Palestine and Palestinians across the global diaspora. From politically-charged hip hop to the revolutionary techno rave scene, we celebrate the creativity and resilience of Palestinian musicians who forge connections through their art.
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Sharing our love of all things music since 2015. ZINE ISSUE NO. 13
SONG OF THE WEEK
Song: "Hide and Seek"
Artist: The Feminine Complex T&E writer Parisa says, "The Feminine Complex was a teenage all-girl garage pop band, formed in 1966 when four Nashville high school basketball players decided making music was their next big play. They recorded one album, Livin’ Love, and played a few local shows over the summer before disbanding at the start of the school year. This lil’ doo-wop-she-bop gem has often been dismissed as a hoax, but thanks to TeenBeat’s 1996 reissue—complete with deeply researched liner notes—it’s certified almost, but not actually, too good to be true! The whole album is near and dear to my heart, but the opening track showcases all their best features: bellowing lead vocals, fuzzed-out guitars over a psychedelic backdrop, and some sweet, sweet harmonies." |
