-Greg’s Take- Computer at Sea: Palace of the Lightbulbs
I’ve long been an advocate for indie music. This is not limited to the folkish acoustic raspy ramblings of sad poets.
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-Clay’s Take- Computer at Sea: Palace of the Lightbulbs
In the fall of 1997, I left the safety of the world I had known at home and went to college. The morning after my
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-Clay’s Take- State Line Empire: Octane
If you’ve never heard of State Line Empire, it’s probably because you have never been inside a Guitar Center. The
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-Greg’s Take- State Line Empire: Octane
The first recommendation I received with Nanobot was State Line Empire. I eagerly jumped at the opportunity. Who
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-Clay’s Take- R.E.M.: Collapse Into Now
Dear R.E.M., I am writing you this letter to let you know that I think we should see other people. I want you to know
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-Greg’s Take- R.E.M.: Collapse into Now
High on the success of their 14th, in a lineage that has spanned nearly thirty years and twenty years since their
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-Clay’s Take- The Babies: The Babies
There is nothing better than using the excuse of an 11th hour review writing session to convince your parents that you
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-Greg’s Take- The Babies: The Babies
One of my favorite aspects of reviewing music is the opportunity to listen to music I’ve never heard. To have new
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-Greg’s Take- Michael Franti & Spearhead: The Sound of Sunshine
I’m not a doctor, nor have I ever played one on TV. With the latest Michael Franti & Spearhead undertaking, you
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-Clay’s Take- Michael Franti & Spearhead: The Sound of Sunshine
An initial pass through Michael Franti & Spearhead’s The Sound of Sunshine could leave a listener drawing several
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