1. Toro Y Moi : Causers of This (Reviews/Album Reviews)
Author : Mike Gutierrez Toro Y Moi's latest full-length release, Causers of This, is one of the more spectacular entries
into a
growing movement that is occasionally referred to as ‘psych-(choose your
subgenre)’.
3. Tayisha Busay : Shock-Woo! EP (Reviews/Album Reviews)
Author : Mike Gutierrez Tayisha Busay is the sort of outfit that makes you want to
dream up crazy subgenres all day.
4. The Strange Boys : Be Brave (Reviews/Album Reviews)
Author : Jesse Jaffe-Heber This time around, The Strange Boys have reversed
their formula and made room for a couple garage rockers on a record filled with
folk-influenced confessionals.
5. Tegan & Sara (Reviews/Concert Reviews)
Author : Tiffany Seay Tegan and Sara filled Richmond, Virginia's eighty-seven-year-old National
Theater to the max.
6. The Brunettes : Paper Dolls (Reviews/Album Reviews)
Author : Autumn Andel Depending on what mood you're in,
you'll either find the New Zealand duo's twinkle-sparkle wall of sound
loveable, or nauseating.
8. Thick Shakes : Ooh Mommy (Reviews/Album Reviews)
Author : Mike Gutierrez Spikes early ‘60s pop progressions with a weird psych mixer,
pours the cocktail into the gas tank of your daddy's T-bird, then adds drums
and backing vocals to whatever noise belches out the tailpipe.
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Toro Y Moi's latest full-length release, Causers of This
Garage party meets workingman's punk somewhere in the Garden State.
Tayisha Busay is the sort of outfit that makes you want to
dream up crazy subgenres all day.
This time around, The Strange Boys have reversed
their formula and made room for a couple garage rockers on a record filled with
folk-influenced confessionals.
Tegan and Sara filled Richmond, Virginia's eighty-seven-year-old National
Theater to the max.
Depending on what mood you're in,
you'll either find the New Zealand duo's twinkle-sparkle wall of sound
loveable, or nauseating.
Be desireless. Be excellent. Be gone.
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Alt-country folk sisters introduce a slow groove, wa-wa croon.
You might have already heard them on the radio or tv, but the British punk-wave five-piece finally drops their debut, and it's studded with gems. 
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