The Modern Lovers Still Sounds Modern
Five seconds into The Modern Lovers self-titled debut and it’s clear that this album is something special.
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Five seconds into The Modern Lovers self-titled debut and it’s clear that this album is something special.
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With the direction of their latest producer, Alex Newport, Bloc Party abandons both their earlier, punchy sound and Okereke’s later electronic leanings for a modern regurgitation of the past three decades of pop/rock.
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Purity Ring prove themselves adept in fusing a number of different genres.
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A set that focused on the second album was to be expected considering its 2011 release but it was certainly nice to hear the jangly “Beach Comber” along with a handful of other songs from their self-titled debut.
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Glacial’s instrumentation might sound like a kitschy experiment, but On Jones Beach transcends the realm of mere novelty.
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Sharon Van Etten has graduated from National Public Radio darling to one of the most exciting female singer/songwriters in recent memory.
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Clueless offers a soundtrack that contradicts the movie’s title.
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Sharon Van Etten said that when she first started playing folk music with her short hair friends would call her the “female Conor Oberst” eliciting a boom of laughter. She said she had yet to tell Conor to his face though.
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In “Totally Wired,” critically acclaimed music journalist Simon Reynolds documents six extremely exciting and important years in musical history that were previously unspoken for.
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Even the seasoned “indie” connoisseur should be able to come away with something new.
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With two alien-centered blockbusters in theaters currently, what better time to revisit some songs about extraterrestrial life?
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“Craver,” the opening track of Lower’s Walk On Heads EP, proves that punk may have had a lengthy near-death experience, but it never died.
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