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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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Singles! The Freqs, “Jellyfish Cadaver”

One of the greatest things about Poachers, the most recent release from The Freqs, is that it carried with it the weight that at any moment it could all go off the rails. It’s an absolute loose, unhinged burst of sound across six glorious tracks and there’s no comparison to [...]

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Day-Glow Foxes Bring West Coast Electro To The East Coast On Modern Eschatology

We only recently (Last 6 months or so) discovered Los Angeles’ Sacred Skin and have been drooling ever since so imagine our surprise when that West Coast Electro had a home on the East Coast courtesy of Worcester’s own Day-Glow Foxes and their newest full-length, Modern Eschatology!

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Escape Durgin Bring The New Alternative And Emotional Heft On Latest Full-Length

Know that once something enters our orbit in any kind of way (A band we’ve reviewed before, an artist we already dig, someone reached out and we like the sounds, etc…) it stays there for a long, long, LONG time regardless of if we get to it in a timely [...]

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Lovina Falls Hone Their Sound, Step Out From The Mistle Thrush Shadow On Defining Would That It Were

The momentum continues to build since Lovina Falls first burst onto the scene as a new outlet for Mistle Thrush’s Valerie Forgione and then metamorphosing into something much more organic with the revolving door of mighty musicians assisting Forgione at various points for something akin to Queens Of The Stone [...]

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