Sassy may not be the perfect adjective to describe Girl in a Coma, but it leaves the impression that the three Texans have enough sweetness and plenty of attitude to cover seven classic songs with power-punk girl band success. It’s entirely fitting that they released the three volume Adventures in Coverland on Blackheart Records, Joan […]
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It’s Alive is a very good band. All four members seem like talented musicians and the songs are well crafted. My seventh-grade self would love them, he would have It’s Alive posters all over his room and spend his lunch singing their songs with friends in the cafeteria. Luckily for me seventh-grade self grew up
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You wouldn’t be surprised to hear about the frontman of a band making it big, then letting their ego travel straight to their head. That’s why it’s refreshing to experience Anthony Green. The unique vocalist succeeds as a musician, to say the very least, yet continues to remember why he is so successful–his fans. Circa
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I will be the first to admit that of all of the music genres out there, country music ranks pretty low on my list of favorites. However, listening to Guthrie Kennard gave me a new appreciation for deep, gritty songs from the south. In Kennard’s latest album, Matchbox, the country singer/songwriter reminds me more of
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The first moments of The White White Lights’ debut EP, Medium Head Boy, sound like a crunchier version of something French pop-rockers, Air, would put out. The opening synth sequence of “Space Invaders” sounds like it came straight off the intergalactic duo’s latest album, Love 2. But then something happens. Jenny Gacy’s bit-crushed post-punk vocals
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