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Singles! Sunday Junkie, “Fever Dream”

We’re going to go ahead and not declare anything from Sunday Junkie “Their best yet!” ever again and since this is on the interwebs now for all to see means it’s a binding contract. That said, according to those same “interwebs”, Sunday Junkie’s “Fever Dream” IS vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Tom Martin’s “personal [...]

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Singles! Sacred Skin, “Waiting”

Starting some belated Sacred Skin coverage by covering the video for the lead single of their latest record which came out about 8 months ago now rather than just focusing on the full album which dropped about 6 months back because why not? And yes, we still have plans to [...]

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Singles! The Northern Line, “Throw A Fist”

For no reason whatsoever we’ve been on an Indie British Rawk kick. Mostly of the mid-00’s variety but we still found it plenty serendipitous the minute the newest single from The Northern Line started and it was as if we were transported a few years before all that to the [...]

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Singles! Wayward Vine, “Implode”

What we’ve found since diving into the Wayward Vine well of awesome is that, in the lead up to their upcoming album, you never know what you’re gonna get sonically. There’s stuff out there like “Narcissist’s Disguise” which brings a certain kind of somber Pop while most recent single “History” [...]

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Singles! Real Beaut, “Paying Attention”

If there was a single song of Real Beaut’s that you could call a proper “primer” to not only catch up music lovers on what’s come before but also one that previews what’s next then we think it’d most likely be “Paying Attention”. Yeah, that’s our final answer. Because pinning [...]

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Singles! Phantom Ocean, “Sorry, Dude”

Vibrant but seething with venom, the latest from Salem, MA duo Phantom Ocean is a bit of a conundrum… in the best way ever! With “Sorry, Dude”, PO go all in addressing feminine rage as drummer/vocalist Sarah Moughan-Smith describes this fiery anthem as “a testament of absolute exhaustion”.

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