Ohio quintet Red Wanting Blue‘s From the Vanishing Point may be their 9th release, but this record is their first to be released through as label (as opposed to a self-release) making this LP an important benchmark for this …
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Fallen Empires is the sixth studio album from the always heart-aching Snow Patrol. The album follows their 2008 effort A Hundred Million Suns and features a number of guests including R.E.M’s Michael Stripe and Queens of the Stone …
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Hannah Vs The Many has created a second album, All Our Heroes Drank Here, that sounds like a mash up of an over-done Glee episode and a high school musical theater production. Hannah Fairchild claims she moved to New …
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If pop had an older, more-mature-but-still-makes-fart-jokes, kind of indie brother, Black Taxi would be friends with him. This Brooklyn-based 6-piece alt-rock outfit is joining the Class of 2010. Rubbing elbows in the class photo with the likes of Phoenix, …
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Heartbreak and tragedy make for tears in beers. The twang of pain is classic heartland music where the calloused hands of men and women alike reach for cold drink on a warm night. All is going according to plan, right? …
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