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Parts Per Million Rise Again And Are Ready To FIGHT On Furious Red, White, and Blue

Fast and furious and fueled by being fed up with what is currently happening in our country, Parts Per Million has arisen from hibernation refreshed, re-energized, and ready to fight as evidenced by their brand new trio of singles that make up the Red, White, and Blue EP. You can [...]

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Singles! The Chelsea Curve, “Kindawanna”/”Never Come Down”

In the time it took us to get our review ready for “Kindawanna”, Boston’s The Chelsea Curve dropped an accompanying video for the track, toured overseas, and is now about ready to release yet ANOTHER new single. So in an effort to preserve what’s left of our procrastinatin’ sanity (But [...]

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Singles! The Fool’s Agenda, “Dumb (Take Me Out)”

Right now it takes a lot to entice us out of our Summer coma (Which is almost over, we promise!) but hearing this new slab of staggering shreds paired with static beats topped off by similarly salty and saccharine vocals from Salem’s The Fool’s Agenda was such that it elicited [...]

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Singles! Wayward Vine, “Dancing On Your Basement Floor”

We’re allowed to have favorites, right? It’s a blog sooooo… yeah??? Anyway! We’ve been living with A LOT of Wayward Vine music coming close to a year now, have been privileged enough to cover quite a bit of their music in the lead up to their upcoming full-length, and think [...]

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Major Moment Deliver Earnest Synth-Fueled Hard Pop On The Pain That Makes Us Grow

We first got turned onto Major Moment when researching the ill-fated Capulet Fest (Which just passed its’ 1-year non-iversary! Read more here) and, unfortunately, lots of our pre-coverage fell by the wayside. Major Moment was not one of the artists affected by that (Read our initial MM thoughts here) but [...]

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The Far Out Curate A Fantastic Funk Rawk/Soul Pop Hybrid On Greetings from The Far Out

Bear with us on this train of thought, okay? It’s a pretty masterful thing when an artist unleashes such a killer lead single and then it (almost) ends up being steamrolled by what the rest of the album it’s apart of holds. Okay, well, maybe not steamrolled but maybe a [...]

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