Album Reviews
Gardens & Villa “Music For Dogs” is music for people
by Anna St. Clair With Music For Dogs, Gardens & Villa show off their changing sound. ...
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Azekel “Raw, Vol. 1” EP
by Wesley Collett-Taylor Azekel is, a radio DJ says during the interlude track “Late Intro,” “quite ...
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Wild Ones EP: experience a little “Heatwave”
by Stacey Thompson Since their 2010 formation, Wild Ones have devoted themselves to a do-it-yourself ...
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Widowspeak’s “All Yours” is a piece of a western summer
by Irene Lo Cowboy grunge duo Widowspeak is out with their third studio LP, All ...
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Painted Palms’ “Horizons” is a forgettable rainbow oatmeal
by Matt Caprioli The sophomore album from Painted Palms, Horizons is like rainbow oatmeal. It ...
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LANKS’ “Banquet” makes for a lush and creative daydream
by Anna St. Clair LANKS is the solo project from Melbourne, Australia singer songwriter, Will ...
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Go weird or go noisy: “Pattern of Excel” is Lee Bannon’s trip to the trippy
by Scott Wilson In 1925 Erwin Schrödinger, an Austrian physicist, developed the fundamental equation for ...
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Lone’s “Lemurian” is music to make coffee to
by Scott Wilson The first line of a poem or a novel or a speech ...
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Cassorla is your new favorite t-Shirt
by Michael Glader As a guitar geek, my ears constantly peruse through old tracks and ...
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Maribou State’s “Portraits”: album review
by Matt Caprioli Londoners, Chris Davids and Liam Ivory, are the producers behind Maribou State. ...
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FatCat folk exam: a preview of C Duncan
by Michael Glader Glasgow native C Duncan is a smart guy. Receiving a music composition degree from ...
