Review: Greg Pope – Guiding Star
Through all eight of his solo albums, Greg Pope creates highly personal songs and story lines that one can...
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It didn’t take long for Ryan Allen to follow up on Heart String Soul, one of last year’s better...
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There are few people as knowledgeable about the pub rock scene as Will Birch. He had a front row seat as a...
The Soul Pop of Charlie Faye & The Fayettes
Bringing back the sound of The Marvelettes and The Chiffons, Charlie Faye & The Fayettes’ debut is an...
Seth Swirsky – Circles and Squares
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The Minus 5: Of Monkees and Men
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Nato Coles has a reputation for being a dynamic live performer so it’s only natural that Rum Bar Records...
Cotton Mather Death of The Cool
Cotton Mather was easily one of the best power pop bands of the 90’s – and perhaps ever. That makes Death of...
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