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Andrew McArthur’s debut a dreamy, psychedelic soundscape

From the opening notes of Andrew McArthur’s debut album Warez, you’re drawn into a dreamy, psychedelic soundscape in the vein of My Morning Jacket, The Claypool Lennon Delirium, or even…

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Madison Galloway’s Moon & Mercury full of catchy blues numbers

When we were putting together our lineup for the now cancelled Railyard Music Festival this summer, we thought Fergus’ Madison Galloway would make a nice addition. Then we listened to…

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Music we’re rranting and rraving about

Le Ren – Morning & Melancholia Earlier this year, I remember reading an article with the headline, “Loretta Lynn declares country music dead” and laughing out loud to myself. It…

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Collingwood’s Whatz What combines funk, hip-hop, and rock on debut album

If you’ve been to a music festival in the past few years, you may have noticed the strange trend of people under 25 wearing Grateful Dead T-Shirts. I’m not quite…

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Music we’re rranting and rraving about

Run the Jewels – 4 This whole album was written before the death of George Floyd and the rebellion that began soon after, but since Killer Mike and El-P are…

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Music we’re rranting and rraving about

Chat Pile – Remove Your Skin Please Many moons ago there was a prolific noise-rock band called Big Black, fronted by Steve Albini (tons of other great bands and produced…

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Andrew McArthur’s debut a dreamy, psychedelic soundscape

Madison Galloway’s Moon & Mercury full of catchy blues numbers

Music we’re rranting and rraving about

Collingwood’s Whatz What combines funk, hip-hop, and rock on debut album

Music we’re rranting and rraving about

Music we’re rranting and rraving about

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