BrassBed

Brass Bed: Sleeping Giant

Brass Bed awakens with guitars aplenty In The Yellow Leaf (Modern Outsider) may not be Brass Bed’s debut, but it sort
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Black Mountain: Crazy Diamonds

Black Mountain: Crazy Diamonds

After a five-year absence, Black Mountain shines on with eclectic new record At one point in a conversation with Stephen
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Tancred

Tancred: True Grit And Loud Music

Tancred’s Jessica Abbott isn’t afraid to express herself In the last year, Jessica Abbott—singer, songwriter and lead guitarist of Tancred—has
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CarSeatHeadrest

Car Seat Headrest: Holy Toledo

Car Seat Headrest’s frontman is doing it his way Will Toledo is a funny guy, quick to joke about his
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Leon

LÉON: Whole Lotta Love

For Swedish chanteuse LÉON, it’s all in the family Does Lotta Lindgren blame nature or nurture for her gradual transformation
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JapaneseBreakfast

Japanese Breakfast: Creatively Unlimited

Japanese Breakfast’s sad songs say so much When Michelle Zauner was in Little Big League, she concentrated on writing songs
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Shonen Knife: Pleasant Dreams

Shonen Knife: Pleasant Dreams

After 35 years, Shonen Knife is still playing music to make people happy Blame the perpetual adolescence of her lifestyle.
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Tacocat

Tacocat: Feminism Is Fun

Tacocat prefers to make you think while having a laugh Tacocat's new album, Lost Time, kicks off with “Dana Katherine
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Yeasayer: Fables Of The Deconstruction

Yeasayer: Fables Of The Deconstruction

Yeasayer somehow managed to make its weirdest, most populist record While it seems the rest of Brooklyn’s psych/pop class of
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SharpThings

The Sharp Things: Golden Slumbers

With EverybodyEverybody, the Sharp Things complete their ambitious The Dogs Of Bushwick quartet Ask Perry Serpa how many people are
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MarisaAnderson

Marisa Anderson: Turn On The Bright Lights

Marisa Anderson brings church and state together with a little pedal-steel improv Nothing teaches you patience quite like walking across
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Primal Scream: By Any Means Necessary

Primal Scream: By Any Means Necessary

The Scottish pop psychonauts in Primal Scream are back with their best in decades “Most people in bands are usually
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Lucius

Lucius: Grief Counselors

The ladies of Lucius find diarizing life on the road therapeutic Holly Laessig and Jess Wolfe are on their way
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Lumineers

The Lumineers: Songs From The Road

With Cleopatra, the Lumineers avoid the dreaded sophomore slump “We had seven years to write the songs on our debut,”
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