1. Jason Collett : Rat A Tat Tat (Reviews/Album Reviews)
Author : Brendan MaGee Returning with his signature twang, Jason Collett's
solo project shows its continued evolution with the release of his
fourth
album, Rat A Tat Tat.
2. White Hinterland : Kairos (Reviews/Album Reviews)
Author : Mike Gutierrez If jazztronica takes off in 2010, White Hinterland is the
perfect example of how it can be done right.
4. Seabear : We Built A Fire (Reviews/Album Reviews)
Author : Chris Fore The second album from the Icelandic collective is even cozier than their first.
5. Bear In Heaven : Beast Rest Forth Mouth (Reviews/Album Reviews)
Author : Mike Gutierrez Someone should take a Polaroid of the U.K. music scene now,
because after Brooklyn's Bear In Heaven drops Beast Rest Forth Mouth, it's not going to be the same.
7. 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.
Returning with his signature twang, Jason Collett's
solo project shows its continued evolution with the release of his
fourth
album, Rat A Tat Tat.
If jazztronica takes off in 2010, White Hinterland is the
perfect example of how it can be done right.
Some bands I like to name-check, and one of them is Pavement.
The second album from the Icelandic collective is even cozier than their first.
Someone should take a Polaroid of the U.K. music scene now,
because after Brooklyn's Bear In Heaven drops 
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.
Yes, Mr.
Lennon, love is the answer.
Catch-punk can certainly be enjoyable.
Say Us 
Maybe, just maybe, there's something to this garage-rock thing.
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