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When Mackenzie Scott under the moniker of Torres released her self-titled debut in early 2013, it was a nice, quaint…
Although it takes a little time to get into, Waxahatchee’s third album Ivy Tripp further refines and develops what’s always…
With The Air Conditioned Nightmare, Doldrums steps out on the shadows and gives his weird electronic stylings something that can…
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Screaming Females have been around for almost a decade, but again for this review I’m either the best or worst…
The Wave Pictures have been around a good 15+ years, but ask most people (myself included 2 years ago) and…
Even in today’s instant download, Bandcamp upload world where even Beyonce can drop an album out of nowhere while you…
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A band with a name like Viet Cong could have gone all so wrong. Artwork devoid of colour, their name…
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