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  • 981. Locals Only

    Rachael Pollard

    By Tom Murphy
    Published: July 17, 2008

    Rachel Pollard's first full-length is filled with delicate, melancholic poetry and winsome reverie. While Pollard often sings about heartbreaking experiences with the...

  • 982. Now Hear This

    The Watson Twins

    By Tom Murphy
    Published: July 17, 2008

    Although better known as the backup singers for Jenny Lewis on Rabbit Fur Coat, Chandra and Leigh Watson are no slouches on their own. Having grown up in Louisville, Kentucky,...

  • 983. Now Hear This

    My Feral Kin

    By Tom Murphy
    Published: July 17, 2008

    My Feral Kin took root in the artistically fertile DIY soil of Phoenix, Arizona, and is currently one of the promising groups across the country tapping into a more tropical...

  • 984. Critic's Choice

    The Siren Project

    By Tom Murphy
    Published: July 17, 2008

    Because singer Malgorzata Wacht moved to the United States from Poland before the term "alternative" became synonymous with "grunge," she never had to be saddled with that...

  • 985. Locals Only

    A Shoreline Dream & Ulrich Schnauss

    By Tom Murphy
    Published: July 10, 2008

    The latest release from A Shoreline Dream is an exploration of broader sonic vistas than those of the dream-pop wunderkinds' three excellent previous efforts. Essentially a...

  • 986. Now Hear This

    Pictures in Braille

    By Tom Murphy
    Published: July 10, 2008

    With emo becoming a justifiably maligned quantity in recent years, especially in the flush of odious subgenres, it's easy to forget that there used to be worthwhile bands that...

  • 987. Now Hear This

    Health

    By Tom Murphy
    Published: July 10, 2008

    In the past decade, a thriving noise scene has emerged in direct aesthetic opposition to the tanned, fake pretty faces most often associated with the city of Los...

  • 988. Critic's Choice

    Moonspeed

    By Tom Murphy
    Published: July 10, 2008

    The grandeur and cosmic intensity of a band like Bright Channel are both nearly impossible to live up to. But somehow, Jeff Suthers and Shannon Stein have assembled an...

  • 989. Now Hear This

    Ulrich Schnauss

    By Tom Murphy
    Published: July 3, 2008

    As a composer of lush, ambient soundscapes in the vein of mid-era Tangerine Dream and the later recordings of Slowdive, German-born composer Ulrich Schnauss has made quite a...

  • 990. Now Hear This

    I Was Totally Destroying It

    By Tom Murphy
    Published: July 3, 2008

    With so many syllables in the band's name, you would totally expect it to be an emo band or purveyors of instrumental post-rock. Although there is a bit of the former in its...

  • 991. Critic's Choice

    Good Housekeeping

    By Tom Murphy
    Published: July 3, 2008

    With a name borrowed from the journal of wholesome living habits and literary good taste, Good Housekeeping plays music that is both good and good for you. Displaying an...

  • 992. Now Hear This

    Johnathan Rice

    By Tom Murphy
    Published: June 26, 2008

    Another twenty-something singer-songwriter from Los Angeles? No way? Really? For his part, Johnathan Rice is more than a cut above most. His songwriting, in fact, is strong...

  • 993. Now Hear This

    Social Junk

    By Tom Murphy
    Published: June 26, 2008

    One of the furthest edges of avant-garde underground music at the moment is inhabited by the harsh-noise-and-bent-circuit contingent and its proclivity for making interesting...

  • 994. Critic's Choice

    Gloam

    By Tom Murphy
    Published: June 26, 2008

    Gloam's online bio references Carlos Castaneda's notion — undoubtedly culled from his mystical experiences and practices — that on the borderlands of night and...

  • 995. Locals Only

    The VSS

    By Tom Murphy
    Published: June 19, 2008

    This deluxe re-release of the VSS's final album probably would have benefited from some remastering, since the levels seem somewhat uneven and often flat. However, these flaws...

  • 996. Now Hear This

    Sleepercar

    By Tom Murphy
    Published: June 19, 2008

    The origins of Sleepercar's music is said to date back to the last days of At the Drive-In. The former's oldest song is said to have been written during a sound check at one...

  • 997. Critic's Choice

    Spiralling Stairs

    By Tom Murphy
    Published: June 19, 2008

    With the demise of Motheater last year, the Denver scene lost one of its brightest lights. Because of its artier, more adventurous use of sound and volume, the outfit never...

  • 998. Rough Mixes

    The Pseudo Dates

    By Tom Murphy
    Published: June 5, 2008

    Denver has long been a home to intelligent, sophisticated pop music. In their relatively brief time together, the Pseudo Dates have established themselves as purveyors of...

  • 999. Now Hear This

    Times New Viking

    By Tom Murphy
    Published: June 5, 2008

    You know your band is in trouble when it's being covered by MTV and lumped in with a movement called "Lo-Fi Punk." Fortunately, the music of Columbus, Ohio's Times New Viking...

  • 1000. Critic's Choice

    I'm a Boy

    By Tom Murphy
    Published: June 5, 2008

    When I'm a Boy kicks into its set, you may start to wonder exactly what year it is. Not because the music is dated, but because the band's music has the lean, focused quality...

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