Blackwater Holylight: Veils of Winter
You don’t have to be on psychedelics to enjoy psych-rock heroes, Blackwater Holylight. These Portland based babes are back with a new shredder, quickly…
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Matt Pond & Chris Hansen: An Orchestrated Impulse
Lennon and McCartney. Jagger and Richards. Famous collaborators generally create songs that stay above the ether, connecting with people on a mass scale. However,…
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Belle and Sebastian: Days of the Bagnold Summer
Longtime fans of the Scottish indie pop act Belle and Sebastian who were underwhelmed by the trio of EPs which culminated in last year’s…
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Magnapop: The Circle Is Round
Originally formed in 1989, Magnapop has always been a power-pop force to be reckoned with. After 30 years of lineup changes, the Atlanta foursome…
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Field Guides: This Is Just A Place
When I was a child, I remember that I used to build sandcastles at the beach. I tried to build moats to stop the…
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Kindness: Something Like War
Since his last release in 2014, Otherness, producer Kindness A.K.A. Adam Bainbridge, proved that his artistic originality is a provocative innovation of sonic transformation….
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Tales of the Tomb: Volume Two: Mendacium
Horror buffs, conspiracy theorists, creeps, and metal-heads: meet your new favorite band. Tales of the Tomb is a Canadian combination of fierce death metal…
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The New Pornographers: In the Morse Code of Brake Lights
Between singer-songwriters to indie-rock royalty, The New Pornographers have become the epitome of multi-part harmonies and power pop. Formed in Vancouver in 1997, The…
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(Sandy) Alex G: House of Sugar
The multi-layered eighth studio album by indie-rock mainstay (Sandy) Alex G has hit the streets. Nine musicians appear on the album all together, amassing…
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Royal Trux and Ariel Pink: Pink Stuff
Given the eclecticism of White Stuff, Royal Trux’s first full-length album of new material in nearly two decades, the remixing of a handful of…
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