So The Get Up Kids are back after seven years with the release of a new album. To that I say “Cool, good for them.” The band itself never really did it for me, but I will acknowledge one thing. They are at this point in time much more in the category of Pop Punk […]
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(the) Silent Days are a French band from Belgium that play a relaxed and lush indie pop. They just released the California EP, and I must say it is quite the pleasant listen. Unfortunately, that’s about all I can say. There isn’t anything inherently wrong with this band, but they simply don’t make a lasting
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Oh, well that’s cool; give the kid who listens to everything but country a country album to review. Well, you know what? Fine, I’ll do it. I have almost no knowledge to relate this to, but maybe that’s a good thing… Through a little research, I found that the High Irons were, up until recently,
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Bad Books is the combination of Brooklyn folkster Kevin Devine and Atlanta’s Andy Hull, who also happens to front Manchester Orchestra. The side project came together randomly, and the two forces have since created a competent folk rock album that is sure to find more than a few new fans, no doubt adding to the
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Where Are They From? Sunny California When Did They Start? A while ago, but their official name change came in January of this year. Previously, they were known as The Jakes. Who Are They? A California indie rock band that plays in the epic vein of Arcade Fire, but is closer in heart to bands
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