It is hardly a coincidence that so many successful indie-group groups feature a few guys and a Japanese gal, with the latter usually providing
It is a rare when a month does this, but I cannot recall a moment in April where I did not have something new
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I remember finding myself in a state of regret when I discovered Bryan Scary & The Shredding Tears’ debut early last year. With its
In terms of style, March seemed to have it all. Whether you find yourself personally enamored with neo-psychedelia (Jim Noir, Fujifabric), throwback folk (The
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I always get excited when winter arrives, making it somewhat ironic that I get even more excited when the season is about to pass.
It is always interesting to explore the new solo project of an artist whose familiarity remains strong to the listener, primarily because of a
In an age where stylistic repetition and rampant commercialism appear to outweigh creativity and individualism in contemporary music, discovering an artist who tackles the
