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Somehow, I feel like we've all missed out on something with the Born Ruffians. At least in my little corner of the world, there was…
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Somehow, I feel like we've all missed out on something with the Born Ruffians. At least in my little corner of the world, there was…
It's hard to pinpoint what exactly makes Jim Noir's self-titled second album so catchy. It's not the jingly guitars or bouncy keys that make you…
I have a soft spot for bands from Oakland. The city gets a bad rap, mostly because it is overshadowed by the capitol of smug,…
The Duke Spirit’s latest release Neptune takes the sound from their previous release and joins it with stellar songwriting and solid themes that make a…
I don't often say this about a band but, what the hell happened?? I mean, honestly, did someone brainwash the band into thinking it is…
I know it sounds crazy, but Robyn just may be the Sam Cooke of our generation. They call her the "Anti-Britney" but that just seems…
Oh the French. The French music revolution has crept into our landscapes, filling our void with new and interesting sounds. There are rocking French bands…
This CD sounds like the kind of LP that you found in your big sister's room when she was out scoring with her boyfriend, an…
Sera Cahoone’s sophomore release Only As the Day is Long is ten tracks of roots-folk with indie pop appeal. Steel guitar and harmonica add warmth…
Let's face it, Moby never seemed like a very fun or cool guy. With his bookish personality and looks, he's easier to picture sipping tea…