It’s been eight years since Ben Folds Five were put to rest (despite their one off reunion two months ago). And after three solo LPs and a bunch of other projects the North Carolinian sounds as if he’s in a state of flux…
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On their sixth studio LP, the South Wales alt-rock trio returns, at least partially, to their roots by bringing back the crashing guitar work of their past…
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Coming quickly on the heels of their fifth LP, Ode to J. Smith finds the Glasgow quartet cranking up the guitars more than we have heard in years…
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Seattle, Washington’s Brent Amaker & The Rodeo are back for a second round of whiskey-soaked country with the release of their 2nd LP Howdy Do!…
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A year and a half after the release of Easy Tiger, Ryan Adams & the Cardinals are back with more of the same with the release of Adams’ 10th solo album…
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Based out of San-Francisco, this obvious music aficionado returns with his third set of eclectic, bedroom pop songs that were recorded in a short period of time with a little help from his friends…
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The San Diego quintet featuring ex-members of the band Noise Ratchet rumble through their hazy, sunny, golden-tinged debut LP…
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The classic rock influenced NYC outfit led by singer Craig Finn is prepped to blow up with the release of their 4th album…
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The eccentrically named indie pop outfit Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin take some big steps forward on their fairly short, 34 minute sophomore LP…
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The debut album from eclectic musician, author, designer, educator, and filmmaker KiNo is an exercise in off kilter psych-pop that is bound to be unlike most of everything you’ve ever heard…
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