Just when it felt like 2025 was hitting a lull after an onslaught of unforgettable releases that dotted previous months, the second-to-last week of October comes out swinging. This week
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Enthusiastic followers of modern R&B/Soul remember only a few months back when Cautious Clay unleashed The Hours: Morning. The quick yet potent, 8-song LP found the singer/songwriter/producer exploring a bright,
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It is starting to get just cold enough to wear a sweater, but not cold enough to freeze the stadium-sized gears on our delicate machinery here at the Old Caustic
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