John Frusciante - Curtains (Throwback Review)
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John Frusciante’s 2005 record Curtains shows his songwriting and storytelling prowess, offering up personal tracks with engaging tales.
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Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited (Throwback Review)
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Bob Dylan began a new era for music starting with his 1965 effort Highway 61 Revisited, daring to change music through the quickly expanding world of rock.
Read MoreOld Sea Brigade - Ode To A Friend (Album Review)
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Old Sea Brigade works through love, confusion, companionship, and more intimate struggles in his warm yet understated debut record Ode To A Friend.
Read MoreBeerjacket Tells His Tales In "Silver Cords"
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Beerjacket‘s new album Silver Cords dives deep into personal allegory to reveal his very nature.
Read MoreMumford & Sons Dive Deep In Their New Record "Delta"
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Mumford & Sons draw upon a wide array of emotions to craft their surprisingly powerful new record Delta.
Read MoreLaura Gibson's "Goners" Gets Very Intimate
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Laura Gibson‘s new album Goners will have you learning a lot about her true emotions as well as your own.
Read MoreHaley Heynderickx & Max García Conover Dig Deep In "Among Horses III"
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Haley Heynderickx and Max García Conover team up for a haunting, explorative new EP Among Horses III.
Read MoreAURORA Returns With Dynamic, Ethereal "Infections Of A Different Kind (Step I)"
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AURORA‘s new EP Infections Of A Different Kind (Step I) sees her expand on her unique sound and show off more of her wonderful voice.
Read MoreCarl Broemel Brings Chill Vibes With "Wished Out"
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Carl Broemel brings all he has for his new record Wished Out.
Read MoreElliott Smith Captured His View Of The World In The Tragic "Either/Or"
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Elliott Smith channeled pain and memories in his genre-changing yet simple third record Either/Or.
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Sigrid comes to terms with the present in her debut album Sucker Punch, reveling in the beauty and pain of life with a curious but understanding nature.