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Washer Dryer - “Washer” Review

After their college days, most people settle with knowing that they’ll never manage to get more than one or two friends together at the same time for a dinner party. And if you do manage to assemble your squad for a birthday party, don’t try to get them to agree on what…
8.0
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Erik Flaa and Tyler Beans Reviewed

Erik Flaa – Fiesta for My Failure Rock musicians are rarely honest. That goes against the job description. It’s too much to ask of them. It’s the same as demanding actors to use their real names and not fix their teeth. Some things are just standards of the…
7.5
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Slung and Phantom Sugar Reviewed

Slung – Collider Peace and love are the most important things in the real world. We shouldn’t forget that. But let’s just try and keep them out of art and entertainment. To ask this and make it come true might not be too difficult. Nobody wants…
8.0
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CESIE and Consumables Reviewed

CESIE – I’m Tired I wouldn’t go so far as to suggest that would-be artists ought to voluntarily sacrifice their happiness and sabotage their personal relationships. But it couldn’t hurt the work. While certainly not a ticket toward guaranteed…
7.8
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LUXXURY and Robert Ascroft (feat. Ora Cogan) Reviewed

LUXXURY – Why? Scientists and historians will keep having to study. But when they present their findings, we will likely learn that is is better to be a really great fan of music than an immensely talented musician. It’s certainly a great deal better when starting…
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10 New Alternative Releases to Scout Out in February 2025

Do you want more music beyond just the oldies? Well, in that case, you’d better start carrying around a calendar of the upcoming major music releases. Here, we got you covered for February 2025! These are the most interesting new albums in the alternative music…
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Bilardo - “Tarpaulin” Review

Pop music stopped being serious a long time ago. And the people who sell it to us try to convince us that this is a virtue. We’re supposed to use it and explore a world of wonder. Listen to it, they say, and you can make believe you’re Sabrina Carpenter shaking her butt…