Niall Fitzgerald, Author at Quip Magazine

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Pond invite you to partake in the freakage on “Terrestrials”

Australian psych-rockers Pond aren’t afraid to launch off into another dimension, often cycling through several ...

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Snail Mail: back and sharp as ever on “Ricochet”

Lindsey Jordan, or Snail Mail to her faithful followers, burst onto the scene in a ...

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Navy Blue takes yet another step forward with “The Sword and the Soaring”

Sage Elsesser, aka Navy Blue, is the definition of an artist who operates without any ...

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Mac DeMarco, “Guitar” hero, shares his latest record

Mac DeMarco has always been a guitar hero, and on his new record Guitar, he ...

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Yves Jarvis works his magic on “All Cylinders”

Yves Jarvis’ All Cylinders is tough to pin down, in the best way possible. The ...

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Kim Deal’s “Nobody Loves You More” is a dream (solo) debut for the iconic artist

I know people who don’t know their own asses from their own elbows who could ...

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Dummy make something memorable with “Free Energy”

Dummy are back with their sophomore effort, Free Energy, out now on Trouble In Mind ...

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“Look to the East, Look to the West” is yet another stunner from Scotland Camera Obscura

Camera Obscura have been one of my favorite bands for a long time now. My ...

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A dazzling return home for Boston native Oneohtrix Point Never

The sense of anticipation in the air was palpable on a dreary Sunday evening in ...

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Yot Club maintains the charm, but makes it bigger and bolder on “Rufus”

Yot Club, the project of New York via Nashville (via Mississippi) artist Ryan Kaiser, has ...

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Julia Holter mesmerizes yet again on “Something in the Room She Moves”

Julia Holter’s music tends to channel something profound. It feels vital as if pouring out ...

Pond invite you to partake in the freakage on “Terrestrials”

Snail Mail: back and sharp as ever on “Ricochet”

Navy Blue takes yet another step forward with “The Sword and the Soaring”

Mac DeMarco, “Guitar” hero, shares his latest record

Yves Jarvis works his magic on “All Cylinders”

Kim Deal’s “Nobody Loves You More” is a dream (solo) debut for the iconic artist

Dummy make something memorable with “Free Energy”

“Look to the East, Look to the West” is yet another stunner from Scotland Camera Obscura

A dazzling return home for Boston native Oneohtrix Point Never

Yot Club maintains the charm, but makes it bigger and bolder on “Rufus”

Julia Holter mesmerizes yet again on “Something in the Room She Moves”

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