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Lael Neale shares her single "For No One For Now". The disco drum track of the Omnichord calls to mind the agitated beat of driving fast on the freeway against the backdrop of the San Fernando Valley with its bent palms. Lael offers this, “I’ve always loved these stretches of road where the magic of the city seems hemmed in by the mundane.” The song contrasts romantic idealizations with the banality of folding sheets and toasting bread.
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If you already own this album, you know how good it is. If you don't, then I'm probably not the first to tell you it's amazing and you need to buy it. Personally I thought "Stranger in the Alps" was an excellent debut, but it nowhere near prepared me for this - instead of the oft-dreaded sophomore slump, Phoebe has delivered what should be remembered as a defining album of the COVID era. Alec L. Critten
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"Better Oblivion Community Center" is two great songwriters in one package. If you like the music of Conor Oberst or Phoebe Bridgers - get this album. If you like the music of both of them - get it by all means. Sven B. Schreiber
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sometimes you just have to go Whammy bar, even though you have multiple tickets for the same night, as an adult I choose to hear Molly at Whammy Bar, at the bottom of the world (totally dope lemon) so good gun control Whyte Rushan
Sam Amidon returns with a 7” featuring covers of songs from Harry Smith’s legendary “Anthology of American Folk Music.” Bandcamp New & Notable Oct 28, 2019
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No Burden is an album that takes your emotions and kicks their teeth in during the first four songs, and in the last five, buries them alive, all the while you're totally unaware, anesthetized by distorted, droning guitars and anthemic soundscapes. James Murphy