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SYNNX - "Atlas of Heart" Review

Remember the stories of rock stars giving up on material possessions and following a guru to India or going to find solace in the desert? Remember musicians taking years to compose their magnum opus and annoying everyone at their record label? Who cares whether those stories…
8.0
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Tennessee Frisky and Idaho Green Reviewed

Tennessee Frisky – Monsanto I’m not sure if you’ve been reading any other reviews lately, buying glossy magazines or checking out the evening news. If you are part of that shrinking demographic, you may have been lost in the sway of it all. It’s likely you…
7.5
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Lisa Crawley and GeorgeAlley Reviewed

Lisa Crawley – Hey You To be honest, record label people have never known what to look out for. The only thing that they know is that they’re completely lost and about to lose their jobs once somebody finds out. Because of this, and because of the way…
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Forre Sterra and Mylo Choy Reviewed

Forre Sterra – Nobody Listens to Radio There are people who are able to explore dozens of careers throughout their lives and do all of this out of their own free will. What’s more, they are able to pick and choose when they ought to pivot to a new career path…
8.0
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Justin Sconza and The Shrines Reviewed

Justin Sconza – There’s That Sound Before pop music was all about personal branding, selling a star’s life story, and utilizing trendy technological tools to make records, it was about sounds that could transport listeners to a faraway place. The methods were…
8.5
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Miserable chillers and Cole Withers Reviewed

Miserable chillers – Eloise Not everyone who fell in love with The Beatles dreamed of becoming globally successful rockstars offered the world’s riches on a silver platter. Sure, most of them did. But some of the best Beatles followers fell in love with the…
7.8
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itsROGO snd closebye x Margaux Reviewed

itsROGO – Teenage Stars Genre: Lo-fi Rock, Garage Rock, Alternative Rock You may be cynical and say that being a pop star in 2024 doesn’t offer the same benefits it did back in, say, the 1970s. But it’s a job that involves less stress and fewer…
7.5
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Felisha and the Jazz Rejects and Blunda Reviewed

Felisha and the Jazz Rejects – Hymn || Genre: Pop Rock, Alternative Rock I’m not sure about the myth that modern humans are smarter, more sophisticated, or more capable of meeting challenges than their ancestors. Sure, we can all use inventions that make…