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personal milestones

DESCRIPTION Besides selling 40 million albums and winning 9 Grammys in less than 10 years

Featuring the soulful guitar of Bill Frisell set within the magical sonorities of vibraphone

The rotating hook ducks and weaves through beautifully crafted drums in an unsettling bitcrushed landscape - as if the track cant handle its own bandwidth

Black Lips Black Lips Milky unruly quality that permeates justTheir 2003 debut album."The Black Lips' debut is a grimy record, something like Creedence crossed with gauze wrapped early '90s garagists the Mummies. The Southeast Performer remarked that "Can't Get Me Down""one of those grubby, loose, harmonica blues songs about some such "little woman"""has the production value of two boom boxes." (It also ends with depraved, cute gibberish, something like "JAY CAIN TEE TEE CAW CAW.") The key to the Lips, though,