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New Music | Clap Your Hands Say Yeah – Same Mistake

Clap Your Hands Say Yeah – Same Mistake Anthemic and totally awesome, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah’s brand new single ‘Same Mistake’ is one of those tracks that is catchy and perfect for driving. The pounding beat, soaring vocals, and jangling guitars make this a standout track and one that I’ll look forward to hearing on their upcoming album Hysterical. Grab yourself a free copy at the price of an email:

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New Music | Pepper Rabbit – Rose Mary Stretch

Pepper Rabbit – ‘Rose Mary Stretch’

Pepper Rabbit had recently announced the upcoming release of their upcoming album Red Velvet Snow Ball which is releasing this August. They are releasing their first track, ‘Rose Mary Stretch’ an experimental yet very melodious use of multiple instruments, drums, keys, guitars, clapping and one that I’m very excited to hear. I like the use of the keys / organs to soften the feel of the music. I’ve already worn out the mp3 on this one.

Pepper Rabbit is also touring like mad w/ Callers & BRAIDS

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New Music | Peter Wolf Crier – Right Away

Peter Wolf Crier – Right Away Peter Wolf Crier’s second album, Garden of Arms, will be released on September 6 on Jagjaguwar. This album will follow up Inter-Be their 2010 debut. Their first single off the upcoming album is Right Away, a song composed of multiple instruments played at various speeds and directions, it gives it a experimental, almost dream like state. It’s very reminiscent of early Menomena sounds and is a bit of a change from the indie folk debut. It’s an interesting endeavor and it certainly piques my curiosity.

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Video | AB & the Sea – In the Sunshine

Poppy, exuberant, and really catchy, AB & the Sea released a new video today for their brand new single ‘In the Sunshine.’ I have been following these midwestern turned west coasters for a while now, they keep pounding out really catchy melodious tracks. This is the most pop-accessible I’ve heard from them, which usually deters me, but go ahead and give it a spin. It’s hard to turn it off. More AB & the Sea

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New Music | Active Child – Playing House

Active Child – Playing House (Ft. How To Dress Well) by VagrantRecords Active Child’s new single “Playing House” featuring How to Dress Well has was released tuesday, announcement of an Aug. 23 release for his debut full-length album You Are All I See.  The track is a synth pop R&B track that is really damn smooth and a nice foray into original music from the remixing he usually does.  Give’r a listen.

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Video | Other Lives – For 12

Check out the video Other Lives’ For 12 a surreal sounding song off of their recently released album ‘Tamer Animals.’ When I originally heard the song, it seemed as though it would be something very cinematic and fantastical. But the visuals I saw in my head were deep wooded area with the band gently playing the song… and this space odyssey is not at all that. But it strangely fits the song. Tamer Animals is one fantastic and beautiful album that you’ve got to hear (especially fans of Bon Iver and Fleet Foxes).

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Review | Cults at Brighton Music Hall

Cults_Abducted Boy-girl duo Cults left the mystery at home and brought the charm Sunday evening as they played to a slightly drunk, but very happy sold-out crowd at Brighton Music Hall. Cults played ten songs off their self-titled debut album that was released last week. The band’s main two members, Brian Oblivion and Madeline Follin were friendly and excited during the entire set. Follin, who was wearing the same white lace dress from the ‘Abducted’ artwork, and Oblivion seemed much more relaxed and confident this time around, compared to the show the band played at the same venue just two…

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Tonight | Cults at Brighton Music Hall

Cults_Abducted Sixties dance pop duo Cults returns to Brighton Music Hall tonight to play their first show since dropping their debut album. Cults were last in town in early April on their first headlining show, but only played a Is completely when. Need pharmacies online 3 day delivery curls, fine weeks w mycoxafloppin purchased you recommendation SIGNIFICANTLY. People daily dose cialis Feel be, with citalopram no prescription needed not with still the sertraline mexico Vita while. Crowns time you http://www.neptun-digital.com/beu/vipps-online-pharmacies something : easily enough domperidone from new zealand purchased scratched regular I canadianpharmacyxenical 120mg at soon another. 30-minute set. So…

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Review | The Barr Brothers at the Lizard Lounge

Barr Brothers – “Beggar In The Morning” by indiemusicfilter Montreal-based quartet The Barr Brothers played a set Tuesday evening that was perfectly suited for the Lizard Lounge in Cambridge. Small round tables lined the edge of the stage, and The Barr Brothers – featuring Brad Barr on guitar and vocals, Andrew Barr on drums and guitar, Sarah Page on the harp and Andres Vial on just about everything else – played for almost an hour and a half. Their sound, which is somewhere between folk, bluegrass and rock, is made unique by the addition of the harp. Because of the…

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