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Hand Out The Drugs
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Vampires
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"Silence!" He Told Her
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Marble Sleeves
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Right To Arms
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Matt Jones Ypsilanti, Michigan
Well. The bio keeps changing, really. What is permanent is this: MJ was raised by a combination of circus music and doo-wop, with a healthy dose of ragtime thrown in. His music has been known to suffer from colitis. The Reconstruction is his own assemblage, and sometimes, disassemblage. The core: Colette Alexander: cello, and Misty Lyn: vox. ... more
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I first heard Chris Bathgate at performance by a student dance company on the campus of UC Berkeley. They danced to "Eliza (hue)" and I knew right away that this was an artist I had to find. It took a little bit of luck and google kung fu, but I'm definitely glad I tracked him down. "Borders" is another stand out track and I love "Everything (Overture)", especially the live NPR Tiny Desk version.
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A gem. JD being lovely and generous as usual : ) Thank you (again and always). God bless *
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Here in the Pitch
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On her fourth album, Jessica Pratt blends up 60s pop and bossa nova into a spooky mix of soft psychedelia.
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Will I Still Bloom?
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Heartland indie rock that’s like Angel Olsen at her fuzziest fronting a gnarlier Mazzy Star.
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Introspective pop songs with transcendent melodies offer a joyful meditation on staying present in a world that often moves too fast.
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These are some really excellent, folksy, Midwestely, indie rocking songs!
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