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Yellowcard: Lift a Sail

Submitted on 10 November 2014
Rocking since the later 90's, Yellowcard has been through some good times and lately some bad times. Having a member leave the group to some personal health issues, the group has been going through a lot and what better way to battle out these issues than putting out a new album.... Read more
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Frank - Music And Songs By Stephen Rennicks

Submitted on 10 November 2014
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Laura Mann: Just For Today

Submitted on 06 November 2014
I'm new to Laura Mann but unfortunately not new to her style of music. It's the usual singer/songwriter flare that includes lots of songs about love, it's ups and downs, but kind of fails to create a sense of individualism within the heart of the songs. Sure, everything sounds great.... Read more
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Maya Angelou: Caged Bird Songs

Submitted on 05 November 2014
The world lost an incredible treasure this summer with the death of Dr. Maya Angelou. An incredible personality, legendary poet, and civil rights activist, Angelou was truly one of a kind. The lives she inspired and the minds she informed cannot be underestimated.... Read more
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Broncho: Just Enough Hip To Be Woman

Submitted on 05 November 2014
I know I say this often about albums that I like, but it remains very true: I expect to hear this music in an upcoming movie. Broncho’s Just Enough Hip to be Woman is full of garage rock, pop punk ambient tunes to tap your foot to.... Read more
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The Cabana Kids: The Birds & The Bees

Submitted on 05 November 2014
While I thought the EP was really well done in terms of quality I just couldn’t get into it.  The music has kind of a beachy style music accompanied by a synth.  The music is kind of catchy but something I would probably skip over if it came on the radio... Read more
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Dinner and a Suit: Stay

Submitted on 05 November 2014
Dinner and a Suit is a four-piece Nashville based rock band originally from Jersey. Their EP Stay from the start of the first time it was really easy to get into. The band as a whole really sound great together and their lead singer Jonathan Capeci has a great voice.... Read more
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Jason Sees Band: A Single Frame Passing Through the Light

Submitted on 05 November 2014
Music can spring from many places in the tangle of emotions that exist within the performer's soul – hate, fear, lust (and let's not forget our old pal greed) – but its greatest power is often exerted when it comes from what might be the most layered and complex emotion: love.... Read more
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Slowriter: King of the Void

Submitted on 05 November 2014
Slowriter's latest album, "King of the Void," is a dark, yet playful mix of strong pop songwriting touched with hip-hop beats and a haze of electronica.... Read more
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Barkhouse: Wolves At The Wall

Submitted on 03 November 2014
First impressions are the most important of the impressions, that's true of meeting of someone for the first time as well as listening to a band for the first time.... Read more
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