Steve Horowitz is an Associate Analyst for PopMatters, a publication that covers a wide range of cultural topics including music, film, and literature. Steve's articles focus on music reviews and features, with a particular interest in exploring various genres and highlighting emerging artists.
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Amy Speace needs to look deeper into herself. What she doesn't say makes her well-crafted songs easy to swallow. That's a blessing as well as a curse.
Country-rockers Loose Cattle's Someone's Monster suggests that we may all be somebody else's demons while the songs imply we might be our own worst enemies.
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