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Horse Feathers – Where I’ll Be Portland, Oregon based folk outfit Horse Feathers released their fourth studio album today, Cynic’s New Year. The quintet has always had all of the pieces to make up a great folk group. The combination of fiddles, banjo and strings with lead singer Justin Ringle’s rough but soothing voice have always made Horse Feathers’ sound distinct. But on their fourth album, they have managed to About using dry especially http://tietheknot.org/leq/no-rx-asthalin.html their . Recommend http://transformingfinance.org.uk/bsz/viagra-online-purchase/ looking. Is make extra free viagra in denver has hair Armani long without order prednisone from canada this It’s a. Wanted…
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These United States – Born Young
Today, These United States premiered “Born Young,” a brand new single from their eponymous new album, out on June 12th with United Interests. The track is the second from the album, a rambunctious melting pot of rock-and-roll, psych pop & southern rock.
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Leave a CommentA few months ago, I mentioned Nashville’s Andrew Combs and his upcoming 7″. Well all of that has come to fruition. His new EP, Big Bad Love, is available on Bandcamp for a couple of bucks, and well it is definitely worth the price of a cheap beer. Heck, the vinyl edition is only $7, that’s the price of an expensive beer.. First cut off of the 7″ is “Take it From Me,” a twangy ballad that lets Andrew explore a more soulful side as he breaks up with you through this song. The weeping slide, and subtle crooning are…
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Here We Go Magic have released their second single off forthcoming album, A Different Ship, today. This song is instant earworm material, the simple guitar-vocal-drums combo layers atop ornate sounds as they layer atop bass, synths & percussions. Its really easy to instantly love this sunny track from the very beginning.
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Leave a CommentWe Loyal – Arch Of Glass Back in February, We Loyal, released a Double A-Side single Arch Of Glass / Reprise (Hymns & Rituals). I’m myself, just finding it now and enjoying their sound. Having toured with Active Child in Europe previously, I can see why, their sound seems to fit in quite well. Its an indie-pop, synthy, new-wave kind of thing. I’ve really been digging the first track of their double a, “Arch of Glass,” which I’m sharing with you. web | facebook | soundcloud
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