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“I Wanted to Make Music that I Liked Listening to”: the Story of the Rodeo Terrorists Project
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A Beautiful Mess You Don’t Want to Clean Up: Fake Mannequin’s Debut – “Composed Reality”
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Sasha & The Bear – “Serial Pleaser”: Nocturnal Psychedelic Pop About Closed Cycles
Sasha & The Bear present “Serial Pleaser” – a soft, slightly melancholic psychedelic pop track with a…
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It Wasn’t in the Script by Spottiswoode Turns Fatherhood Into Art
“I will have children, and I will love them more than anything in the world… In their…
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Momma Don’t Lie, and JD Kucharik Doesn’t Miss: Vintage Heaven in the New EP “Hurd Road Rhythm Section”
As old Keith Richards used to say: “Everyone has their own note. If you’ve found it –…
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Stuck, But Not Static: the Message Behind Lisa Molinaro’s New Single
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Beasts We Are” is an Unsettling and Beautiful Song About Human Nature
The Huntress and Holder of Hands from Providence, Rhode Island, feel as though they were reborn out…
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When you Help Someone Else but Lose Yourself: “Growth Story” by Abby Nissenbaum
Abby Nissenbaum – a critically acclaimed Nashville-based indie rock artist and member of the LGBTQ+ scene –…
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Music Through Different Lenses. Tennin: “I’m Someone who Loves to Observe Different Perspectives”
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“Let Me Go” by Old Mrs. Bates: Fresh Energy and Familiar Drive
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The Return of The Outdoors: “Strange Articulation,” a New Chapter After a Long Break
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“La Razón”: Raw Sound and Honest Emotions in Volpone’s New Release
Volpone is the musical project of Modesto Pérez, a singer…
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“Hooked On Something” by Scorched Waves – Obsession Wrapped in Indie Rock
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A Beautiful Mess You Don’t Want to Clean Up: Fake Mannequin’s Debut – “Composed Reality”
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Night of Dreams: Nine States of the Night in Sherif Dahroug’s Album “Night of the Dream”
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It Wasn’t in the Script by Spottiswoode Turns Fatherhood Into Art
“I will have children, and I will love them more than anything in the world… In their…
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