They are a quartet from New Hampshire. The sound is folk-rock. I can’t speak to their stage presence because I have never seen them perform live. Although listening to their latest EP Friends and Demons kind of deters me from ever wanting to watch them live. I’ve been running into that quite frequently as of […]
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The Will-Southern California band who do rock dirty
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Unlike the name of the album, the four tracks on The Gold EP fail to shimmer and shine. Being a fan of both La Roux and remixes in general I was excited to hear the “Bullet Proof” in a new format, but it was kind of a let down. The first and last track stand
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Hype is a funny thing: young bands need it to grow their fanbase, but it can also lead to their demise by creating ridiculously high expectations that they fail to rise above. Jersey punk n’ rollers The Gaslight Anthem have faced a steadily-expanding amount of hype stemming from the near-universal praise of their first two
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I don’t want to hear about other people’s problems. Especially when I’m sitting back, relaxing with a beer, a book and my iPod. After about three songs on The Like’s new album, Release Me, lead singer Elizabeth Berg’s incessant lamenting over her past relationship blunders becomes over dramatic, annoying, and even laughable. Throughout the album
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