
Brooklyn musician Frankie Rose took her fingers out of all the pots they were in (Vivian Girls, Crystal Stilts, etc), sloughed about six layers of reverb off her super-scuzzy modus…
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If you ever wanted to see a mariachi version of New York crew Guards jam out in classic regalia while a bunch of stylish Los Angeleans perform their best dance…
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Curren$y’s discography is a little intimidating – the New Orleans rapper has been in the game since 2002 and has released solo material multiple times yearly on albums, EPs, and…
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Our favorite indie jam band Here We Go Magic have been quietly releasing great records and fantastic singles at a steady pace for the past few years, and they’re not…
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After a triumphant appearance on Saturday Night Live, Bon Iver are taking their powerhouse live show on the road. The band will spend a few weeks in Australia promoting their…
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The Shins have premiered “September,” the b-side to their excellent new single, “Simple Song”. The b-side comes with a charming lyric video, so you can sing along to the lovely…
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In honor of D’Angelo’s imminent comeback, or in his words, “to celebrate the return of the master,” James Blake premiered this new remix of Voodoo track “Left & Right” while…
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Sharon Van Etten’s tender third LP, Tramp, produced by The National’s Aaron Dessner, is the best of this young year.
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Once again, Kevin Barnes gives us crystallizing glimpses of raw emotion, smothered with superfluous noise. Taken in context, this album may be his best work yet. Take it out, you might as well be blind to what you’re staring right at.
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