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There were some great new breakthroughs this month. Bands like Skeletons, The Wandas, and Art Imperial turned in solid work that should propel their
One cold New York City night in January 2009, I found myself in the back room of the Bowery Poetry Club, encircled by the
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Before 2009, I was more or less indifferent to Black Lips, a band that basically sounded like a few other bands I already liked
Skeletons’ new album, People, continues their rich mash-up of freak-folk and prog-rock, all while remaining separate from other contemporaries like Timber Timbre, Man Man,
