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Singles! Ruby Grove, “Ocean Sun”

The roll out towards the first proper collection of songs from Ruby Grove has been long but satisfying beginning with “Maybe It’s Time” in 2023, continuing with last year’s “Crystal Land”, and concluding with “Ocean Sun” ahead of the release of Ripple Effect on May 30th.

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Singles! Constellation Myths, “Spare Room”

There’s a range of hashtags at the bottom of the promo stream representing “Spare Room”, the first single off of Constellation Myths’ upcoming new LP, that oddly are all correct. And also not. There’s “Indie” and “Post Rock” but also “Americana” and “Alt Country”. What stuck out to us was [...]

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RNRF X Salem Horror Fest 8: “Local Mass Hysteria- Shorts & Interludes”, The Guest On Topsfield Road

Quirky yet unnerving and soaked in an older New England style due to its’ locale (We swear we’ve stayed in this house before…), Luke St. Germaine’s The Guest On Topsfield Road is a devilish delight that manages to run through a bevy of Horror genres and execute them well throughout [...]

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Sunday Junkie Hit All The Right Notes On Illuminating Modern Alternative Classic

The hardest part of putting this review together for Sunday Junkie’s debut LP is finding words that haven’t already been said… And that’s not even because we’ve already reviewed the bulk of singles that have preceded it (Think we missed only one of the five released ahead of time?) but [...]

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Singles! Nate Perry & Ragged Company, “Count On You”

Before a new EP arriving this summer and a coveted spot on this year’s Boston Calling Festival, Nate Perry & Ragged Company return with single “Count On You” that’s just the kind of arena-ready anthem you’ve been looking for as we head into warm weather activities territory (Read: Summer).

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Singles! Kathy Snax, “Shangri-La”

There is a void this Spring and it’s not the one flying in the skies as the latest MCU big bad in Thunderbolts! We’re talking the one year delay of a new Rock & Roll Rumble and with it, lots of fresh faces you might not have heard of yet. [...]

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