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Sam Cohen ‘Cool It’
Apollo Sunshine and Yellowbirds troubadour Sam Cohen makes his solo debut with the fun, kaleidoscopic record, Cool It
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The Charlatans ‘Modern Nature’
The Charlatans might be having an identity crisis on their twelfth album, Modern Nature
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Built to Spill ‘Untethered Moon’
Built To Spill shows they still have a true knack for writing engaging riffs with their eighth album, Untethered Moon
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Screaming Females ‘Rose Mountain’
J Mascis would surely approve of Rose Mountain, the new album from New Jersey’s beloved indie/punk band, Screaming Females
Comments Off on Ralph Stanley ‘Man Of Constant Sorrow’
Ralph Stanley ‘Man Of Constant Sorrow’
Bluegrass legend Ralph Stanley enlists the likes of Robert Plant, Elvis Costello and more for his latest collection of traditional tunes
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Parkay Quarts ‘Content Nausea’
Andrew Savage of Parquet Courts channels the sounds of Pavement, Sonic Youth, and more with his ‘Parkay Quarts’ project, Content Nausea
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Smashing Pumpkins ‘Monuments To An Elegy’
Smashing Pumpkins take an all killer, no filler approach on their latest release, Monuments To An Elegy
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Ariel Pink ‘Pom Pom’
‘Pom Pom’, the latest release from Ariel Pink strikes a pleasing balance between his penchant for weirdness and straightforward songwriting skills
Comments Off on Pink Floyd ‘The Endless River’
Pink Floyd ‘The Endless River’
Pink Floyd’s final statement may have had a better home in the vaults, as it teeters between engaging and forgettable
Comments Off on Mark Lanegan Band ‘Phantom Radio’
Mark Lanegan Band ‘Phantom Radio’
Screaming Trees frontman Mark Lanegan continues his solo endeavors with his always-weary voice and grim lyrics showcased on Phantom Radio
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Neil Young ‘Storytone’
Neil Young’s thirst for exploration on his latest record, Storytone, keeps his art ever-changing and his fans on their toes
Comments Off on The Flaming Lips ‘With A Little Help From My Fwends’
The Flaming Lips ‘With A Little Help From My Fwends’
The Flaming Lips invite some ‘fwends’ including J. Mascis, Moby, Dr. Dog, and MGMT to pay tribute to a classic Beatles album
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