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1990s: How the 1990s almost killed thrash metal

submitted by Nick Mar 1st 2019 03:00 pm (www.loudersound.com)

The 1990s was the decade that forced thrash to go underground or die. But it didn’t just survive - it prospered

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Brett Anderson: 'Suede were styled accidentally by Oxfam'

submitted by Nick Sep 14th 2014 10:00 am (www.nme.com)

The frontman says he regrets the 'cartoonish' element of his 1990s look

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Daft Punk: Watch The Trailer For EDM Film Eden, Featuring A Fictionalized Daft Punk

submitted by Nick Sep 9th 2014 02:00 am (stereogum.com)

Mia Hansen-Løve’s new film, Eden, follows the rise of the French electronic music scene in the 1990s. No story about that scene would be complete without an acknowledgement of Daft Punk’s major influence, and the duo will be portrayed in the movie by Arnaud Azoulay (who will play Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo) and Vincent Laco...

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OutKast: goes back to 1990s hip hop at Coachella reunion

submitted by Nick Apr 12th 2014 12:00 pm (news.yahoo.com)

By Piya Sinha-Roy INDIO, California (Reuters) - Hip hop duo Outkast reunited for the first time in eight years a the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on Friday, and brought a taste of old school hip hop with them to the stage. Outkast, formed by Atlanta rappers Andre 3000 and Big Boi, kicked off the anticipated set with "B.O.B&a...

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