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Generationals – Heza – Review

June 26, 2013

New Orleans’ school chums Ted Joyner and Grant Widmer hop from Cure-inspired dance (“Boys Don’t Cry,” not the somber sobbers) to Passion Pit falsetto yippies.

Generationals – Put a Light On – Music Stream

June 26, 2013

New Orleans’ school chums Ted Joyner and Grant Widmer hop from Cure-inspired dance (“Boys Don’t Cry,” not the somber sobbers) to Passion Pit falsetto yippies.

Stagnant Pools – Dead Sailor – Music Stream

October 19, 2012

Debut release from this Indiana band of brothers. A duo. “Dead Sailor” is noisy yet melodic, distant yet warm. Jesus and Mary Chain is an easy reference point.

Stagnant Pools – Temporary Room – Review

October 19, 2012

Debut release from this Indiana band of brothers. A duo. “Dead Sailor” is noisy yet melodic, distant yet warm. Jesus and Mary Chain is an easy reference point.

Dusted – (Into The) Atmosphere – Music Stream

August 24, 2012

Brian Borcherdt (Holy Fuck) and Leon Taheny (Bruce Peninsula) team up to make lo-fi, fuzzy, glowing indie rock. More Spiritualized than synthy dance crap.

Dusted – Total Dust – Review

August 24, 2012

Brian Borcherdt (Holy Fuck) and Leon Taheny (Bruce Peninsula) team up to make lo-fi, fuzzy, glowing indie rock. More Spiritualized than synthy dance crap.

Japandroids – The House That Heaven Built – Music Stream

August 17, 2012

Anyone who wished fun. and Passion Pit were rowdier, noisier, less auto-tuned mom-love (fun.) and falsetto kiddie-chorused (PP), Japanoids are worth a listen.

Japandroids – Celebration Rock – Review

August 17, 2012

Anyone who wished fun. and Passion Pit were rowdier, noisier, less auto-tuned mom-love (fun.) and falsetto kiddie-chorused (PP), Japanoids are worth a listen.

of Montreal – Dour Percentage – Music Stream

August 13, 2012

The least one-man-show of Montreal album yet, but it’s exploding with ideas barely pursued. Fragmented would be polite.

of Montreal – Paralytic Stalks – Review

August 13, 2012

The least one-man-show of Montreal album yet, but it’s exploding with ideas barely pursued. Fragmented would be polite.