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Capsule Reviews (December – Part 2) – Jim Ghedi, kinoue64, acloudyskye…
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Just before New Year’s Day and the Capping Off entry, the second half of the Capsule Reviews closes nearly all of the albums that are due for a review!
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Even if the New Yorkers might not reach their peak in the late 90s-early 2000s, the power pop band are in love with their craft and with life.
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The Australian alt-rock legends’ latest outing weaves grand narratives to spacious production and calls for love even if it did not land a bullseye.
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Covering a nice mix of both mainstream names and underground upcomers, this Capsule Review installment will deliver!
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12 more reviews are served up, covering a wide variety of names from post-rock bands to Japanese upcomers and funktronic beats!
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With 13 records reviewed for this article from rock to hip hop to electronica, get ready to discover names that you might not have heard of before in Chris Brain or Katie Dey.
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What the California-based project lacks in groundbreaking premise, the sophomore album more than makes up for it through heartfelt confession.
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The definitive stoner rock band’s latest effort proves that if your style’s not broken, then there’s no need to fix it. It burns like napalm.
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The debut album of the instrumental band makes up its mundanity with enchanting production.
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