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Honestly, if you think about, the indie rock universe needs another somber male singer like it needs a hole in the head. Patrick Phelan's new…
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Honestly, if you think about, the indie rock universe needs another somber male singer like it needs a hole in the head. Patrick Phelan's new…
"I'd rather be lucky than good." I'm sure that many of you had the same experience I had: sitting in a movie theater, watching the…
The clarion call for the half melancholic-folk, half fiery noise-pop of Kind of Like Spitting's In The Red was last summer's mini-album LEARN, a tributary…
The first thing you will likely say when putting on the latest offering from Georgia's Liz Durrett is "Damn that girl sounds like Chan Marshall!"…
Three Imaginary Girls, Barsuk Records, and 90.3 KEXP present the songs of The Magnetic Fields as interpreted by members of The Long Winters, Vendetta Red,…
Australia's Dirty Three isn't the type of band that you memorize song titles to and then email your local college radio DJ's about. No, they…
Calla's latest release, Collision is a departure from the melancholy, ethereal rock of their previous releases. While the sadness in the form of slow, dispiriting,…
A recurring conversation I've had with many people in the past few years has been, "Hey, where the hell's the new "Yeti?" We were speaking…
Kiss Kiss's self-titled debut EP delivers emotive vocals amidst a soundscape of breathtaking violins, wind instruments, synthesizers, Wurlitzers, and Harmoniums. The songs are infused with…
Makers, the latest album from Rocky Votolato, is his strongest to date and shows that the softest-spoken member of the Votolato musical family deserves a…