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Thankfully, The Backseat Lovers stay true on their major label debut 'Waiting To Spill'....
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Much of today’s alt-country either goes the crowd-pleasing pop/rock route, or self-consciously rejects it by adopting older or more esoteric styles....
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Even as they’ve long been a band easy to like, if not so great as to love, Young the Giant have strove for something more....
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Rubblebucket have long straddled the weird/dance divide, but done it well (if getting more lumped in the ‘weird’ by the mainstream)....
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Matt Pon & long-time collaborator Chris Hansen now make beautiful music as The Natural Lines, starting with 'First Five EP'....
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New Broken Bells release 'INTO THE BLUE' continues to feel like a side-project, sort of a synth-based Shins, but still has its quality....
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Indie-pop has always seemed like it’s on the verge of breaking into the big time, but never quite does....
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Epic can be hard to maintain over the decades, especially if you’re not filling massive football (of either kind) stadiums like the strutting rock gods of yore....
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Gavin Rossdale still has presence on latest album, The Art of Survival....
Thankfully, The Backseat Lovers stay true on their major label debut 'Waiting To Spill'....
Much of today’s alt-country either goes the crowd-pleasing pop/rock route, or self-consciously rejects it by adopting older or more esoteric styles....
Even as they’ve long been a band easy to like, if not so great as to love, Young the Giant have strove for something more....
Rubblebucket have long straddled the weird/dance divide, but done it well (if getting more lumped in the ‘weird’ by the mainstream)....
Matt Pon & long-time collaborator Chris Hansen now make beautiful music as The Natural Lines, starting with 'First Five EP'....
New Broken Bells release 'INTO THE BLUE' continues to feel like a side-project, sort of a synth-based Shins, but still has its quality....
Indie-pop has always seemed like it’s on the verge of breaking into the big time, but never quite does....
Epic can be hard to maintain over the decades, especially if you’re not filling massive football (of either kind) stadiums like the strutting rock gods of yore....
Gavin Rossdale still has presence on latest album, The Art of Survival....