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What I love about Karate is their absolute lack of excess. Discover the review
What I love about Karate is their absolute lack of excess.
Maybe it’s because in "Sing," Karate applies a classic "Mogwai-style" crescendo to a beautiful jazz-influenced riff... Discover the review
Maybe it’s because in "Sing," Karate applies a classic "Mogwai-style" crescendo to a beautiful jazz-influenced riff...
If you really want me to draw parallels for you, Karate’s swing might remind you of less sedated Spain or, if you prefer, boned The Sea and Cake; yet I realize that even the noble comparison does not do justice to the sound of the Boston trio. Discover the review
If you really want me to draw parallels for you, Karate’s swing might remind you of less sedated Spain or, if you prefer, boned The Sea and Cake; yet I realize that even the noble comparison does not do justice to the sound of the Boston trio.
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