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Music Review: Fanfarlo - Fanfarlo
London-based band Fanfarlo's self-titled debut bares stripped down chamber pop.
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Music Review: Elizabeth & The Catapult - Taller Children
"Taller Children" is an interesting and enjoyable debut album from New York-based threesome Elizabeth & The Catapult.
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Music Review: The Phenomenal Handclap Band - The Phenomenal Handclap Band
The Phenomenal Handclap Band is more appropriate at 4:20 than at midnight.
348
Music Review: Brian Olive - Brian Olive
An energetic, yet mellow album that combines the spontaneity of a jam session with the fervor of a never-ending twilight.
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Music Review: The Low Anthem - Oh My God, Charlie Darwin
The Low Anthem's Oh My God, Charlie Darwin is a lovely album that yearns to be played while on the porch as the sun sets.
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Music Review: Polly Scattergood - Polly Scattergood
"I don't see myself as a singer-songwriter, or even a singer," Polly Scattergood clarifies.
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Music DVD Review: Depeche Mode - The Dark Progression
Few bands have enjoyed the kind of staying power that the English electronic band Depeche Mode has enjoyed for nearly thirty years.
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Concert Review: M83 5/27/2009 At Mezzanine, San Francisco, CA
M83 rocked out San Francisco's Mezzanine on Wednesday May 27, 2009.
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Music Review: Still Flyin' - Never Gonna Touch The Ground
Still Flyin' isn't your conventional band, and oddly enough reggae, ska, or indie seemingly doesn't appear appropriate for them.
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Music Review: Bat For Lashes - Two Suns
Natasha Khan's Bat For Lashes describes her sophomore album Two Suns as "This is me."
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