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When a band reunites at the request of a notable musician a decade and a half after their breakup it’s usually because said band…
Read MoreWhen a band reunites at the request of a notable musician a decade and a half after their breakup it’s usually because said band…
Read MoreAnd That’s Why Dolphins Lost Their Legs, the ninth studio album by Islands, is comprised of eleven sonic nuggets of upbeat indie pop. Don’t…
Read MoreIf last year’s A Foul Form was Osees’ tribute to the primitive scum punk of the 70s and 80s, their latest full-length, Intercepted Message,…
Read MoreOn Ruth Garbus’ latest full-length release, Alive People, the Vermont resident reveals a refreshing vulnerability and sense of humor not found on her wonderful…
Read MoreIn the early ‘90s through to the early ‘00s there was a propensity for indie pop acts to adapt a ‘60s sound, drawing comparisons…
Read MoreIn 2014 something incredible happened that nobody familiar with modern American experimental rock music could have anticipated. After over thirty years and thirteen studio…
Read MoreIt’s interesting to see how many years it takes a band or artist to make eight full-length studio albums after releasing their first. Many…
Read MoreOn End of Everything, Mega Bog offers up a cohesive set of songs that find the project’s founder, Erin Birgby, reveling in her often-cryptic…
Read MoreIt’s no secret StGA wasn’t at all kind to The Orielles’ otherwise critically lauded 2022 full-length, Tableau; the last two sentences of our review…
Read MoreWith Deerhoof’s nineteenth full-length release, Miracle-Level, the San Francisco quartet deliver their first album sung entirely in Japanese. Miracle-Level is also Deerhoof’s first album…
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