Chaz Kangas

We've all been there. What normally would be a forgettable moment of your existence -- standing in line at the supermarket, removing your CVS coupons from your wallet, getting your hair cut -- suddenly becomes a blessed moment of exhilaration. We hear that familiar a-cappella, "ba da-dah bah-dup ba-dah ba-dah,"......

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Sure, visions of sugarplum fairies might be dancing in your head this time of year. But it's going to take a little more to bring your Christmas party to the next level. While the traditional seasonal standards are... standard, the surefire way to put the star on your tree --......

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It's hard to believe, but five years have passed since the release of Kevin Federline's debut Playing With Fire, which came out on Halloween, 2006. It was a scary night for some, but K-Fed was on top of the world. Married to Britney Spears, he was psyched to finally bring......

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The Halloween season is here, and if you're throwing a party your playlist should be haunted by the scariest sounds you can summon. As tempting as it is to just loop "Monster Mash" (after all, it was a graveyard smash), the best way to keep people diggin' your crypt is......

By Chaz Kangas September 11th brought irrevocable change to our society, and the music industry was no exception. It was also a very strange time; both rap group The Coup and metal band Dream Theater released album covers with the World Trade Center in flames. Radio DJs across the country,......