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Only in America could such ideologically and aesthetically disparate genres a...
A side of this 7" is a cover of John Coltrane's "Naima," off of his Gian...
The story continues. Have you been following? From last year's release of [[I...
Though the musical arrangements here are as numerous as the number of tracks,...
Alright... this shocked me. I got the latest CD from Pedro the Lion, and I wa...
Very organic-sounding electronic excursions that owe as much to the manipulat...
Mostly propagated by the "alternative"-minded likes of Spin and [[...
OK, it's Fat Wreck Chords, so you pretty much know it's pop punk. Still, this...
This is (obviously) the third installment in the ongoing collection of '60s e...
This has been sitting on my desk for a year. Various artist releases are diff...
One of those very rare Swedish emo bands, though the only thing that makes th...
The muscles in my back hurt, but I want to write about Storm & Stress. Music ...
Stratford Mercenaries are a punk supergroup of sorts. Usually "supergroup" me...
Suba is apparently one of Brazil's leading producers. Sao Paulo Confessi...
So far, the best punk album of the year. And it'll be tough for anyone to ecl...
A hybrid of genres with an eclectic flare for pop, Sumack classifies themselv...
Rick Rizzo (Eleventh Dream Day) and Tara Key (Antietam) wrap guitars around e...
What happens when a decades-long master of ambient synths bases an album arou...
Joe Satriani surprises his fans once again with this new twist! One is bound ...
Lyrics that hardly ever rhyme infused with lost love's yearning while pop pun...
Ever since I started listening to the Dream City Film Club, I've been waiting...
One-man records can be dangerous things. By their very nature self-indulgent,...
