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Song for Johnnie Tillmon
03:34
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Stripes of Faith
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Soiled Hands
04:47
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Stolen Blues
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Pay Me Some Attention
02:23
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Virtue + Valour
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Death Rattle
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These Estates regina
We used to be a four-piece and play power-pop-ish stuff. Nowadays we're a three-piece and everything's a little riffier and it sounds more midrangey. There's probably a metaphor for living in Regina somewhere in there.
These Estates recommends:
post-punk in a way that matters. a british guy called his leather clothes shop "situationist" in order to make money; minutes bury his "punk" & move inexorably foward. wry, brutal, & most of all fun.
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squab squawk sells out
by squab squawk
friend anna's music! multilayered and quiet and extremely charming pop songs. RIYL low, the new year, the organ, snowy days where you can't see sunlight
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this is our classic rock. major hooks, killer tones, ragged lyrics for ragged voices. three dudes from queens with a 'mats-sized chip on their collective shoulder and raw power on the brain. RIYL w/e.
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supported by 18 fans who also own “How the Midwest Was Won”
Hell yeah to everyone involved! This record is loaded.
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supported by 18 fans who also own “How the Midwest Was Won”
I can't believe music this good is still being made. Recalls the best of the '90s.
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Suns Out Guns Out
by The Martha's Vineyard Ferries
The power trio of Bob Weston (Shellac), Elisha Wiesner (Kahoots), and Chris Brokaw (Come/Codeine) make super-sharp indie rock.
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