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Notes From A Quiet Life

A new Washed Out video uses AI to promote the first single from a forthcoming album.

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Into The Realm

I have mixed feelings about a band that does doom metal with this much conviction.

Into The Realm
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Love Child (Never Meant To Be)

Bandcamp has a feature on Sonic Youth and Beat Happening contemporaries, Love Child. John Morrison, writing about the short-lived group, notes that their sound, while not pop-punk as we think of it, nevertheless was both pop and punk. Particularly on their early 7” singles, they have a shambling, amateurish sound

Love Child (Never Meant To Be)
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Music Media Mayhem

What is the best way to buy and consume music in 2024?

Music Media Mayhem
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A La Sala

A band that has spawned many imitators keeps adding to the quality of their catalog.

A La Sala
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Sharing Is Caring

How do you give the gift of music without tapes?

Sharing Is Caring
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What We Do Now

A grunge king remembers his roots on this solo effort.

What We Do Now
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Sophie

I’ve loved the fourth track on the Small Black record, Limits of Desire ever since the album was released over a decade ago. It was a clear standout, a highly stylized, dreamy ode to a woman who could probably be described as a “free spirit.” The song is based

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Blame Me

This video for the song “Blame Me” by Bathe Alone is described as a “short film.” It’s full of symbolism depicting the recent dissolution of singer/instrumentalist Bailey Crone’s marriage, with the gleeful destruction of wedding props including the recognizable and iconic white dress. The lyrics to the

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Messages

Jane Penny, the frontwoman for TOPS is following in the footsteps of her bandmate Marta Cikojevic (aka Marci) and releasing a solo EP. The song features the satiny smooth vocals we’ve come to expect from Ms. Penny. I can’t confirm, but I would assume the music was composed

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