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Robbie Z - Hot Wheelz (digital single) Review by Gary Hill This is at its core a hip hop song. There are definitely trappings of both electronica and pop music here, though. More



Zan Zone - It’s Only Natural Review by Gary Hill I can hear the conversation now. “What kind of a band do you want to put together?” . More



Zan Zone - Shorts Review by Gary Hill This is the second set from this act I've reviewed. When talking about that one I said that it was all over the place stylistically. More



Zan Zone - Start Where You Stand Review by Gary Hill I have previously reviewed a couple of other discs from this act. I think this one might be better than both of those. More



Zaritza - Zaritza Review by Gary Hill The music on this set is a bit hard to nail down. Zaritza herself plays keys and handles the vocals. More



The Zen Tricksters - A Love Surreal Review by Gary Hill Picture a Grateful Dead that is a bit more tight and a lot more jazz oriented, and you have the Zen Tricksters. The vocals and music on this disc is very much in the mode of The Grateful Dead, but with a very precise approach and a lot of jazz oriented instrumental breaks. More



Zephyr - Zephyr Review by Gary Hill This is a new release of a 1969 album from Zephyr. More

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