I’ve never had the pleasure of owning a drum machine, a synthesizer, or even an electric keyboard. Now, while I may not possess any of things, Merykid clearly does, as made evident on his latest musical endeavor, The Raccoon. “From Down Here” and “Don’t Say You’ll Wait For Me”, the intro and interlude respectfully, sound […]
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Two of the biggest stars of 2010 in the music business have been the angelic country star, Taylor Swift, and the rustic indie-rock band, Best Coast. Mondo Amore, the second full fledged album from Nicole Atkins, may be coming just in time, with its release set for January 2011. The eight plus year music veteran
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When you type in, “the private life of,” into Google, “The Private Life of David Reed” is only eighth on the search engine’s projected list. While this list may be based upon popularity, it is certainly not related to talent, especially with “the private life of cows” ranking above Mr. Reed. A member of the
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The Greatest Feeling in the World is an album that will be remembered in one of two ways. Either this will be a collector’s item in 20 years after Morning… have topped the rock charts, or it will be that album by that band whose name you can’t remember. This album is completely polarizing, the
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Indie rock music usually has a few staples. An odd and incomprehensible name is good start, and then your lyrics should be really offbeat and difficult to understand, finally the music cannot sound mainstream in the slightest. Margot and the Nuclear So and So’s have all of these qualities, including a few others they put
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