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Song of the Day: Yellow Ostrich – “Blue (Da Ba Dee) (Eiffel 65 cover)” [MP3]
We all know the song. We’ve all been annoyed by the song at one point or another — but admit it, you sing along occasionally. You may even consider it a guilty pleasure, or
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Review: Beirut – The Rip Tide
After five years, Zach Condon has finally come home. Don’t you expect to see something like that in a review for this album? After all, The Rip Tide is going to go down in
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Review: Guster – On The Ocean EP
After their release of Easy Wonderful in 2010, Guster decided to give their fans a mini-release, a six-track EP titled On The Ocean, which includes B-sides, live tracks, and remixes. Many music fans seem
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Song of the Day: ME & LP – “(Bonnie Says) No Shitty Ride” [MP3]
You can read everything you want to know about this new indie pop duo from the few sites that are talking them up: RCRD LBL says that ME & LP is “Matthew Embree and
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Playlist: A Beginner’s Guide to Discovering Radiohead
One of the first questions I ask when I meet anyone is “what kind of music do you like?” It’s a great way to break the ice; most people will have strong feelings about
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Review: Little Dragon – Ritual Union
When I type Little Dragon into my iTunes I see a black square with a music note inside of it signifying that I don’t have the cover art for their latest album, Ritual Union.
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Interview: Kelly Crisp (of The Rosebuds)
I recently conducted a phone interview with Kelly Crisp, one half of North Carolina’s indie pop duo The Rosebuds. It is rare to sit down with an artist that is both equally talented and
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DeTune: Rue Royale
If you’ll allow me, I’d like to ask you two (rhetorical) questions — have you found yourself caught up in the current neo-folk revolution, listening to bands like Fleet Foxes and Mumford & Sons,
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Review: Soft Metals – Soft Metals
“There’s a canvas – it’s called silence,” Keith Richards said. “Where do you want to make your mark? A little dab here? And don’t forget: don’t cover the whole canvas – we don’t want
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Review: Pictureplane – Thee Physical
Pictureplane, the alias of Travis Egedy, has his quirks. I once saw him live and there were people dancing (creeping?) around behind him wearing black Lycra body suits. The show left me thinking about
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Review: Tennis – Cape Dory
If you have heard about the band Tennis, you may already know their story: Alaina Moore and Patrick Riley are a husband-and-wife duo from Denver, CO; after they finished school, they bought a sailboat
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Review: Farewell Flight – Out for Blood
It’s very difficult to give a proper review to Farewell Flight‘s Out For Blood, and here’s why: First, I’ve already covered 11 of the 12 tracks on the 2011 release. One of those is
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