Though there are still a few underexposed albums from 2008 that I will feature in the coming weeks, it is most certainly not too
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Ever since the emergence of California-based surf-rock instrumentalists like The Surfaris and Dick Dale & the Del-tones in the early ‘60s, it has become
As I currently sit on this return bus to DC within a horde of traffic, I cannot help but turn my focus toward the
Like a swimmer dipping his foot into water to determine the proper temperature, many musicians comprehend the importance of testing the waters. Few of
Though it is a risky venture to release a double album even if you are a considerably prestigious artist, the bulk of such releases
The divergence of folk music has been a common observation among fans of independent music for the past decade or so. Whether one most
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