Nada Surf: Never Not Together
Nada Surf has always kept itself under the radar. This ’90s alt-rock band has brought their music through the last four decades with little…
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Edna Vazquez and Pink Martini: Besame Mucho
The Pacific Northwest is the home of unparalleled magic. In the misty foothills of the Cascade Mountains lurks Bigfoot, a love for an airport’s…
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The Menzingers: Hello Exile
The Menzingers’ newest album Hello Exile is a reflection of loss. From a loss of normalcy in the country to a loss of youth,…
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Dashboard Confessional: The Best Ones of the Best Ones
Listening to Dashboard Confessional’s The Best Ones of The Best Ones is like a portal back in time. The band, headed by Chris Carrabba,…
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Tall Tall Trees: A Wave of Golden Things
Mike Savino, known under his performing name, Tall Tall Trees, struck yet another strong banjo chord with his new album A Wave of Golden…
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Kiwi Jr.: Football Money
If you’re a fan of nineties indie rock who has either heard or read about Kiwi Jr., then you’re probably already aware how uncanny…
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The World/Inferno Friendship Society: All Borders Are Porous To Cats
In a world full of generic pop, listening to The World/Inferno Friendship Society‘s All Borders Are Porous To Cats is a wild experience. And…
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of Montreal: UR FUN
After 16 albums, it would seem that the indie-pop stream train of Montreal is not slowing down. Originally formed in Georgia in 1996, they…
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Las Cobras: Selva
Las Cobras describe their sophomore album as taking the elements of their first album and “cranking them up to 11.” It’s a bold statement…
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Simple Minds: Live In the City of Angels
Few moments in cinema are as iconic and as deeply rooted in popular culture as the closing scene in The Breakfast Club: the group…
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