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  • 06/30/2021

TEMPOREX is San Diego musician Joseph Flores. You may remember from his 2017 hit “Nice Boys”, which garnered a lot of...

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  • 06/28/2021

Bands like BLK JKS don’t come along often, especially in places like Johannesburg. There was no South African indie rock scene...

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  • 06/27/2021

Take a map and find Gampo Abbey, a Buddhist monastery situated on a rugged finger of Nova Scotia, Canada, and you...

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  • 06/27/2021

Jamie Hall has always seemed eager to don a number of hats. Ranging from the mythos psych of Nancy to the bone-rattling heaviness...

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  • 06/24/2021

Opening number The Beach is a slow build track. It begins with a strong pulse composed of a steady drum beat and guitar,...

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  • 06/15/2021

Much like their 2000s indie influences, the story of The Academic’s formation is simple; four schoolfriends decided to make a little music together....

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  • 06/15/2021

By Bruce Wilson Fear is a topical lyrical theme considering we’ve spent the past 15 months in forced solitude. Our faces...

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  • 06/09/2021

Initial Impressions Splash ’96’s Summers in Anniston is a breezy glide through a nostalgic summer. It is full of drifting magenta...

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  • 06/07/2021

Glenn Donaldson is prolific. Maybe not quite Robert Pollard or R. Stevie Moore prolific, but the man records and releases a...

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  • 06/06/2021

by Aaron Kavanagh Fuckin Whatever are a band, or a supergroup, or a fuckin’ whatever, consisting of members from Taking Back...

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  • 05/31/2021

  by Ben Einstein   The Greek word apocalypse typically conjures up thoughts of a violent destruction or a catastrophic end....

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  • 05/31/2021

Daniel Quasar’s WAVES is an album exploring issues of being and becoming, along with loss and pain. Their emotional exploration also...