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Album Review: Plains – “Plains”

by Nathan Cardiff Slightly country/western and certainly indie rock, Plains’ self titled record brings a deadpan delivery to their relaxed tracks. Listen to the chugging

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Review: The Dead Girls – “The Beast Inside” EP

by Nathan Cardiff Recently, The Dead Girls celebrated their tenth anniversary as a band. The last album we heard from the quartet was last year’s

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Review: Reach! – “Trade” Single

by Nathan Cardiff I’ve been fortunate to write many reviews for this site and for artists with songs that have important, devoted messages. With “Trade,”

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Album Review: All Blood – “The Kids Have No Taste”

by Nathan Cardiff All Blood growl and howl their way through their awesome album The Kids Have No Taste. The quartet push guitars and vocal

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Review: Say My Name – “Malaise Forever”

by Nathan Cardiff Say My Name’s aptly titled Malaise Forever pushes your comfort levels to their limits over the course of its nine tracks. The

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Album Review: Space Daze – “Follow My Light Back Home”

by Nathan Cardiff Space Daze is the side project from Seapony’s Danny Rowland, a tremendous singer-songwriter that builds his LP Follow My Light Back Home

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Sneaky Creeps – “Negative Space”

by Nathan Cardiff Sneaky Creeps pour punk rock out all over their latest release, Negative Space. The dudes can really write awesome, quick paced, raw

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Review: Red Kate & The Bad Ideas – “Red Kate/The Bad Ideas Split 7-Inch”

by Nathan Cardiff I’m always a fan of collaborations and split albums between excellent artists. Here we get the socially conscious punks of Red Kate

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Album Review: My Oh My! – “Your Heart Not Mine”

by Nathan Cardiff Saloon door swingin’ rock ’n’ roll outfit My Oh My! are showing listeners how to have a good time with their record

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Album Review: Carswell & Hope – “A Hunger”

by Nathan Cardiff It seems more and more the word “magical” has in fact lost its meaning or simply become a snarky, sarcastic word for