I know, I know. It may seem at this point that my recent intentions are so blatantly to exclusively feature Swedish artists. Including the
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I suppose that you could say that Gerald Collier is aware of what most men want. On the cover of his newest release, How
While most artists can be clumped into one accustomed genre, there are always those few who stay clear of the classification process. Casey Neill‘s
It may come as no surprise that Alex Church is an avid fan of Jack London’s compelling literature. After all, both utilize their artistic
Similar to yesterday’s feature, Elk City is another band with a fondness for melodically engrossing boy-girl duets. However, unlike Great Northern, Elk City is
On the cover of Great Northern‘s debut album, Trading Twilight for Daylight, sits a barren tree backed by an arctic landscape. Such a dormant
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The Maccabees are the latest in a string of British “art-rock” bands who are making it big on youthful energy, bodacious riffs, and simplistically
