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Pleasure Wheel Mix ’70’s-Style Doom And Psychedelia With AlternaGrunge On The World Tour Is Ruined

We will never say “No!” to adding some new Rawk to the accumulated oeuvre that takes up so much digital space across multiple devices in the RNRF offices. And what’s that? New Rawk that’s local to boot?!? Sign. Us. Up. Especially when it comes in the form of The World [...]

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Singles! Tysk Tysk Task, “Toadstool”

Tysk Tysk Task make the kind of music that you long for. From the moment we first dove into sophomore LP You’re Sorry More we heard the kind of music that hits in such a way so that when it finished we couldn’t help but restart from the beginning to [...]

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Singles! The Chelsea Curve, “Rally ‘Round”

Let’s make a deal with y’all: We will stop covering The Chelsea Curve in these pages when The Chelsea Curve stops making music worth covering. Which, we guess, is kind of a rigged deal as we don’t foresee that happening anytime soon (Or ever?) especially if their latest single, “Rally [...]

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The Fool’s Agenda Conjure A Musical Potpourri Throughout The Wondrous Whimsy Of Fool’s Gold

If you thought you knew what The Fool’s Agenda had to offer based off recent singles “Dumb (Take Me Out)” or “Feel So High” then prepare for a revelation when full-length Fool’s Gold comes calling boasting an aural arsenal that’s not only a potpourri of genres but also a celebration [...]

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Gretchen Shae Invites You To The Inauguration With Proles’ Masterful Post-Punk Debut Release

Gretchen goes Goth. Sort of. Well not really but we love alliteration, okay? And we’re not talking out our ass too much because while Gretchen Shae & The The Middle Eight may have been more a Rawk outfit there’s no denying the dark underbelly that tantalized each and every track [...]

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Wayward Vine Enter The Fall With Dense Yet Delightful Collection of Modern Alternative Americana

With the songs that we’ve already covered along with the grand total number of singles that are out in the world for all to hear (Eight!) as well off the forthcoming full-length by Wayward Vine, you’d think this review would practically write itself. But that’s where you’d be wrong because [...]

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