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Courting: ‘Grand National’

Posted on April 30, 2021July 12, 2021 by Zeina Khalife

If there’s anyone who hasn’t lost complete touch over the ever-fleeting artistry of social commentary rock, it would undoubtedly have to be the Brits. Championing the genre as what might be a post-post-punk reaction to the spawn of angsty British lyricism, Courting have recently released a 4-track debut EP that delivers a wonderfully refined twist…

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Camp Cope: ‘How to Socialise and Make Friends’

Posted on March 2, 2018March 8, 2018 by Sebastian Marquez

Let me get one thing out of the way: Camp Cope are not fucking around. The moment singer/guitarist Georgia “Maq” McDonald lets loose the first lyrics of the How to Socialise and Make Friends, all bets are off that this is going to be an easy listen. Don’t get me wrong, the instrumentation on the…

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Sorority Noise: “Tiny Rick (Let Me Out)”

Posted on November 10, 2015January 1, 2016 by Maria Lewczyk

All musicians love doing covers of other songs, but these guys have taken the cake.  Sorority Noise, a four-piece emo band from Hartford, Connecticut, recently released a single on their Bandcamp website that is none other than “Tiny Rick (Let Me Out)”.  For fans of the wildly popular television series Rick and Morty, this is a homage to…

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Penny Lame: ‘Penny Lame’

Posted on November 5, 2015January 1, 2016 by Maria Lewczyk

  Girl-pop is getting a makeover.  Athens singer and songwriter Jianna Justice is cultivating a sound that stands entirely on its own, starting with her act Penny Lame.  With only two EPs and eleven songs total, Justice hits all the right notes with a sweet voice, minimalistic and upbeat.  Penny Lame, released on Nov. 4,…

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Foxing: ‘Dealer’

Posted on November 4, 2015January 1, 2016 by Maria Lewczyk

Calling the St. Louis band Foxing an indie band doesn’t even begin to do them justice.  Starting from humble beginnings in 2010, Foxing released their first album The Albatross in 2013 and was immediately put on artist radar.  The Albatross was a success, with notable favorites from the album being “The Medic” and “Rory”.  Their…

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Vanessa Carlton: ‘Liberman’

Posted on October 23, 2015January 1, 2016 by Maria Lewczyk

After the reigning success of “A Thousand Miles” from her debut Be Not Nobody in 2003, Vanessa Carlton released the not-so-popular Harmonium (2004) and Heroes & Thieves (2007).  Despite the commercial failures of the two albums, Carlton moved on to release Rabbits on the Run through label Razor & Tie in 2011.  Critics viewed the…

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Drake Dances In Hotline Bling

Posted on October 21, 2015 by Maria Lewczyk

No one expected “Hotline Bling” to get so popular, and no one expected it to become the next music phenomenon.  Now you can’t go anywhere without hearing the iconic beats along with someone saying “you used to call me on my cellphone”.  On Oct. 19, 2015 Drake released the highly anticipated music video for “Hotline…

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The Casket Girls: ‘The Piano Album’

Posted on October 16, 2015January 1, 2016 by Maria Lewczyk

  On October 17, Savannah natives The Casket Girls are releasing their third album, called The Piano Album through Graveface Records.  The three piece group features sister vocalists Elsa and Phaedra Greene as well as Black Moth Super Rainbow’s Ryan Graveface.  Although the two previous albums were infused with experimental electronic sounds similar to those…

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Spooky Playlist

Posted on October 12, 2015 by Maria Lewczyk

With Halloween right around the corner, it makes sense that every store around the block has their decorations on display.  When it comes to your music library, it should be with the times.  We’ve handpicked some great songs to combine into a playlist all in the theme of Halloween, with spooky things in every song…

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City and Colour: ‘If I Should Go Before You’

Posted on October 12, 2015January 1, 2016 by Maria Lewczyk

  If I Should Go Before You is the fifth studio album by City and Colour, and it’s definitely a ride.  The main themes of the album revolve around self-rediscovery, unrequited love and being lost within oneself.  It’s very easy to see that Dallas Green has lost himself, both lyrically and musically.  If I Should…

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