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Double Dip – 9 – Emeralds

  • November 10, 2010
  • Mike Kniazeff
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It doesn't matter if you're French Vanilla or a Deathcore Party Shank Freak you want to Double Dip we can tell.

Guys and Gals, do I have a treat for you! Today's Dubble Dip, is too sweet and brought to you by Emeralds. You may be thinking vhattt, I dunt like that ghay J-Pop shit Emeralds, but we aren't talking about the same cats. The Emeralds I am willing to you is the wicked screaming ambient guitar synth trio all the way from Cleveland, Ohio; Mark Mcguire, John Elliott and Steve Hauschildt.

You may be just hearing of these folks from the recent Pitch Fork: Best Music run on their new album "Does it look like I'm here" but these guys have been making music since "06 releasing a number of CD-R's and Cassettes as well as a buncha seperate solo releases from each of the members. If you're digging the stuff on the new album I highly recommend doing some more digging and uncovering these hidden gems.

Both dips are off the new release "Does it look like I'm here", get ready:

      01 Candy Shoppe
Download: Emeralds – Candy Shoppe

      11 Now You See Me
Download: Emeralds – Now You See Me

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