WOLFMOTHER
Song: new moon rising 
Cosmic Egg represents a giant leap forward for Wolfmother from their self-titled debut record and a bold step into the unknown. Shamelessly running the gauntlet of heaviosity from melancholic, piano-led laments to thundering heaving rock, Cosmic Egg reveals every color in the Wolfmother rainbow as a vivid, blindingly good time.
Rolling Stone lauds "If AC and DC had a baby, Andrew Stockdale of Wolfmother would be their rock & roll problem child... There isn't a boring moment..."
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Find out what life on tour is REALLY like straight from the mouths of the hottest rock bands and hip hop artists.
The real stories you always wanted to hear, stories that only Cinemax can bring you, uncensored for your enjoyment.
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P.O.S
Song: goodbye
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P.O.S. was born in Minneapolis as Stefon Alexander, where everybody still calls him Stef. He has built his reputation as an innovator, with an unlikely punk rock past and expressive, honest content. He re-earns these accolades with every release. His records capture his charisma- they're driving and sincere, having dark moments counterbalanced by some giggling banter with the engineer. Never Better, the new disc, was written in a moving car. On it, he raps at full-clip to ride rolling drums and revving distortion. There's an urgency that he keeps in careful check, and then unleashes for spring-loaded verses that represent his best work.
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PLIES
Song: Plenty Money
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Keeping in tradition, on his third album Plies is not utilizing a single rap feature, choosing to give his fans an uncompromised look. "I just personally feel like I've always been a dude that can stand on my own," he says. "To accomplish what I've accomplished, in a climate that has been the worst climate in hip-hop's history, and to not feel like I had to lean on another proven individual and get that stamp of approval, it reflects who I am as a person."
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COMMON
Song: Universal Mind Control
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Universal Mind Control reflects Common's newfound freedom where he was able to create a body of work that represents the future of hip hop. Highlights include the Afrika Bambaataa-inspired, Neptunes-produced title track, which was featured on ABC's Dancing With the Stars; "Make My Day," a breezy Mr. DJ production with Cee-Lo Green on the hook; "Punk Drunk Love," a player's anthem featuring Kanye West, and "Gladiator," a Navigator rattler sure to satisfy hip-hop purists and critics alike.
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