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Midwest Music Foundation Releases “Midwestern Audio Vol. 2: Electric Hullabaloo”

by Nathan Cardiff The Midwest Music Foundation has just released the second compilation of singles from fantastic local acts, new and old. The mix features

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Album Review: Approach – “Vanilla Brass”

by Nathan Cardiff Vanilla Brass plays almost exactly like a live performance from Approach; it’s entertaining, provoking, and most of all engaging. Approach manages to

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Review: Ponyboy. – “Hookups” EP

by Nathan Cardiff Those Ponyboy. men are back it, releasing a brief three track EP featuring covers of Peaches, The Cure, and Joan Jett. Hookups

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Album Review: The Noise FM – “Attraction”

by Nathan Cardiff I’ve been attempting to pin down an appropriate genre for The Noise FM and the best I can do is scruffy indie-pop.

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Album Review: Quiet Corral – “Ancestors”

by Nathan Cardiff Quiet Corral has put a tremendous amount of work in their new, enchanting record Ancestors. It captures a beauty and determination in

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Album Review: Maps For Travelers – “Change Your Name”

by Nathan Cardiff Change Your Name can be described as a roar, a bellow from the pit of an inferno. Maps For Travelers take their

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Album Review: La Guerre – “Violent”

by Nathan Cardiff Her second release of 2013 (under the La Guerre title), Katlyn Conroy’s newest record Violent comes to us a mere three months

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Album Review: Your Friend – “Jekyll/Hyde”

by Nathan Cardiff I first came across Your Friend’s music back in October of 2012. She was the headliner at a house show with three

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Review: Beaded Hall – “Honey Feather” EP

by Nathan Cardiff Has your summer not been surreal enough for you? How about bizarre? Could you use a bit of the peculiar in your

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Album Review: Mammoth Life – “Mammoth Life”

by Nathan Cardiff I’m not sure if the term “dream pop” was given to Mammoth Life or if the band adopted it themselves, but I