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The Kollection Throwback Thursday Features "Work" by Kristoff Krane feat. Slug

Published by Condor on January 13th, 2011

The quote on quote “new” song for this week’s episode of Throwback Thursday is Work by Kristoff Krane. Those Atmosphere fans out there can appreciate this one because it features Slug who spits a decent verse right before the chorus. The catchy instrumentals and Slug’s presence really carry the song.

Read it on thekollection.com

getlitmus.com Names "Leave The Summer" a 2010 Top Song

Posted on December 23, 2010 by litmus

It was surely a great year in music–when isn’t it a great year in music?–but this year held some particularly interesting surprises. 2010 will mark the year electronic music (sort of) made its way into the mainstream. Before this year, I never would have even considered putting an electronic song in my top 30.

"Hunting For Father" Album Listed As A Top Ten of 2010 by CityPages

Written by Jeff Gage

Kristoff Krane has always been a rapper with a big heart, big ambitions, and a gift for freestyling. On Hunting for Father, the St. Paul MC—a close friend and protégé of Eyedea—really hits his stride in making the most of each of those characteristics with an album that is as sprawling as it is eclectic.

Puppy Dogs and Ice Cream Makes Top Show of 2010 by CityPages

Written by Erik Hess

From beginning to end, 2010 has kept us busy running from venue to venue in pursuit of some phenomenal live music. Gimme Noise's team of writers and photographers fanned out across the Twin Cities to catch as many shows as we could, and each of us ended up with our own diverse and distinctive list of favorites.

The Wake Mag "The Many Faces of Micheal Larsen"

Written by Alex Lauer

When most people die, they instantly become more pure in the eyes of society. The grouchy lady down the street who swears at little kids becomes one of the most upstanding citizens, the bully who made high school a living hell for certain kids becomes the lion-hearted model student, and the mediocre become the extraordinary.