The Dig Brings New Toys
Brooklyn band The Dig somehow bridges the gap between something new and the familiar. Their music is breezy, yet harsh.
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Brooklyn band The Dig somehow bridges the gap between something new and the familiar. Their music is breezy, yet harsh.
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From start to finish, the song sends a message about positivity and patience, accompanied by a free-flowing soulful piano melody.
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Though their motif may be geared around their loud red fros and steady, simple punk sound, White Mystery is in their own right a staple of the Chicago music scene.
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On Friday January 14, at New York City’s Highland Ballroom, Camper Van Beethoven reunited once again. That next night, ending a 12 year hiatus, Archers Of Loaf did the same at the Cat’s Cradle in Carboro, North Carolina. Separated by 24 hours and 700 miles, both events drew water from the same well. Like the […]
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Modern folk is an oxymoron. A look into the music of Sufjan Stevens, Joanna Newsom, Bon Iver, and Iron & Wine.
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By mixing Weezer’s best material with the chaotic aggression of Eternal Cowboy-era Against Me!, Joyce Manor has carved out a sound that makes it catchy without hesitation.
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The Rock ‘n’ Roll Unabomber continues his countdown of the top 25 British Invasion albums with selections 1-5.
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Talking Book still holds a place in the hearts of many baby boomers, as well as great musicians today who chose to take inspiration from their forefathers, so to speak.
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The Rock ‘n’ Roll Unabomber continues his countdown of the top 25 British Invasion albums with selections 6-10.
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Typical orchestral work adds a classical, refined air to music, but with “Left of Center,” it dictates the battle between chaos and order.
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The Rock ‘n’ Roll Unabomber continues his countdown of the top 25 British Invasion albums with selections 11-15.
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Brand New’s debut, 2001’s Your Favorite Weapon, is exactly the record a band coming out of the Long-Island-Post-Hardcore scene didn’t want to make: simple, meandering and containing only about 65 percent good ideas.
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