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Camera Obscura: Look to the East, Look to the West
After the passing of keyboardist Carey Lander in 2015, Camera Obscura took a four-year break, reuniting in 2019 to play some live gigs. Soon…
Read MoreAfter the passing of keyboardist Carey Lander in 2015, Camera Obscura took a four-year break, reuniting in 2019 to play some live gigs. Soon…
Read MoreIt’s been three years since the Austin, Texas duo Hovvdy released a full-length studio album, so it only makes sense that their new self-titled…
Read MoreIn 2023, Fox and Bones won first place at the Tucson Folk Festival songwriting contest. Now releasing their first LP since that win, you…
Read MoreNext year will mark the fortieth anniversary of Psychocandy, the groundbreaking, distortion-laden debut full-length from Scottish noise pop darlings, and progenitors of shoegaze, The…
Read MoreFollowing the release of Meditations 4 earlier this year, Long Island’s DJ Concept returns with the instrumental version Ghetto Concepts, his 2022 collaborative album…
Read MoreWith an album titled after frontman, Bryan Garris’s fear of flying and facing his own mortality. It is only fitting that Knocked Loose leaves…
Read MoreIn 2019, Newcastle-based singer/songwriter, Jodie Nicholson released her debut album, Golden Hour. It was a strange choice considering Kacey Musgraves had released her Grammy…
Read MoreLast December, Mary Middlefield released “Sexless,” the second single from her then upcoming EP, Poetry (for the scorned and lonely). The song was a…
Read MoreSão Paulo-born, Céu is one of the most successful Brazilian artists of her generation. She has won multiple Latin Grammys, been nominated for multiple…
Read MorePlaying Favorites, the third studio album by Philadelphia, Pennsylvania’s Sheer Mag, is loaded for bear. If you interpret the word “loaded” to mean this…
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