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REVIEW: ‘A Very She & Him Christmas’ by She & Him
She & Him bring Christmas Spirit back for pop-weary listeners with an album of stripped down Holiday classics
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REVIEW: ‘ ‘Art vs. Life’ b/w ‘Paper Rose’ ‘ by Le Sang Song
It's pretty surprising when you get a 7" that isn't filled to the brim with crazy energy. For some reason (What is, I'm putting my educated guess on the available length, Alex) most bands
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REVIEW: ‘Stole The TV’ by The Bombpops
This pop-punk band from California starts off their EP with so much energy I felt like I had just been fed Red Bull (or speed)
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REVIEW: ‘Hookup Klub Record 20′ by Rayon Beach
Lots of 7" records come through our door, many of which have pretty interesting song titles or funny names. However, something about the new Rayon Beach 7" called me to it -- specifically, the
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REVIEW: ‘Tim Coakley EP’ by Tim Coakley
Singer/songwriter, Tim Coakley, a student of Berklee College of Music has two tracks ready for streaming on his latest EP. The first song, 'Mean Girl' immediately launches the listener into the rhythm of
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REVIEW: ‘Currents’ by Currents
Many bands have been trying to recreate the post hardcore sound that broke through in the early 2000s. Channeling the bombast of Story of the Year, Senses Fail and early Thrice, Currents plow through their
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REVIEW: ‘Gentleman’s Grip’ by Puffy Areolas
It's hard to come up with a sentence to introduce you to a band called Puffy Areolas and their music. The awesomely-and-awkwardly named Cleveland-based outfit is a hodgepodge of musical influences, ranging from reverb-drenched
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REVIEW: ‘What You Carry’ by Carter Hulsey
It’s not easy finding an artist who likes to experiment with multiple styles of music, and it is especially difficult finding one who masters it in a single EP. The singer/songwriter, Carter Hulsey
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REVIEW: ‘Where Were We’ by Greenland is Melting
Greenland is Melting is back at it again. On its last effort, Our Hearts are Gold, Our Grass is Blue, the Gainesville, Fla., band showed its enjoyment of southern folk and songs made for the
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REVIEW: ‘This Is Dead Aesthetic Junk’ by Slow Buildings
If books, or albums in this case, were judged by their cover, Slow Buildings would get an F, but I was actually surprised with the music quality I found
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