Awning settles you down with "Blue" [Premiere]
Sit back, kick off your shoes and dig into Awning's new song "Blue". Based out of Brooklyn, this duo was formed while they were both studying music at NYU. Being…
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Watch Ed Ghost Tucker in ultimate synchronization for "Sofia" [Video]
Most of the time I feel late to music on a daily basis, and perhaps thats attributed to my residence on the west coast. It's tough trying to find the…
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Kris Orlowski: insights on new album and offering of new song "Fighting The War" [Premiere + Interview]
With their debut album set to be released on April 15, Seattle-based group Kris Orlowski provide just the right amount of alternative to their folk-driven sound, resulting in wholesome easy-listening.…
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The Indie Sabbath 08
A Quick Word from the Authors: March 1st, wow… doesn't it just feel like the year is flying by? Next thing you know festival season will be in full swing…
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The Indie Sabbath 07
A Quick Word from the Authors: This might be our completely subjective POV, but it seems like this week in music was full of “wtf” moments. From Pharell putting his infamous…
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Listen to American Authors' "Trouble" before it tops the charts
If you watched the Super Bowl commercials, have a television with standard channels, XM radio, or a regular radio for that matter, you've definitely heard American Authors' breakout hit "Best…
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Make Olivia Sebastianelli's "Sunset" your Valentine [Premiere]
Stop! In the name of love. Even you cynics of sappiness, even you who are beyond bitter that there are people who actually celebrate a “Hallmark holiday” dedicated to coupledom,…
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Dinah Thorpe's new album Lullabies & Wake Up Calls is as beautifully contradictory as its title
Let’s keep a good thing going, shall we? Wednesday's new Fragics track has inspired me to write about another genre-melding artist – politically vocal, musically-versatile, Toronto-based Dinah Thorpe – and her…
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Fragics' second acoustronic offering "Won't Let You" down
Jay Rodger, aka Fragics, captured our attention a few months back with his track “Airports” – a gorgeous hybrid of folk and electronica, reminiscent of Deathcab’s “Champagne Cups” set to…
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The Indie Sabbath 04
A Quick Word from the Authors: Can you imagine the Grammys being your sole reference for all that happened in music during 2013? Well, no, neither can we – although…
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The Indie Sabbath 03
A Quick Word from the Authors: Since we’re recapping last week’s major/minor music happenings, we feel the need to address the elephant in the room: the Bieb’s…can we say…adorable? mugshot…
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Five Knives premieres remix of Jars of Clay's "Inland"
Jars of Clay was one of my favorite bands as a tween in the 90s – along with the The O.C. Supertones, Plumb, and Rebecca St. James of course. (Suffice it…
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