Underneath by Calicoco. Tough, tense songs from this Rochester group, where slashing guitars go head to head with sneering vocal melodies. World's Strongest Dog by Long Neck.
A churning indie-rock meditation on relationships and personal struggle from the New Jersey band, propelled by powerhouse vocals. Dear Bongo, by Motherhood. Combining wry, cutting lyrics and whimsical arrangements, the Canadian art-rockers' latest is a tilt-a-whirl of a breakup album.
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Lindsay Voss. Lindsay Voss This album is currently the soundtrack to my life. Even when not playing, it is playing in my head. Thank you for creating this amazing collection of songs that just might get me through these down days. Much love to Twiddle! Favorite track: Polluted Beauty.
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