Interesting:
Calgary’s surf-rock instrumentalists add a contemporary edge to the grinding-guitar, tassell-teasing strip-club sound of the ’50s and the reverbed fun in the sun of the ’60s.
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Interesting:
A solid debut offering from a capable singer with a genuine interest in making a name for herself.
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Here’s a great post:
Grammy-winning producer Alê Siqueira brings a little Ipanema to the girl from Cuba.
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Mary sent us a link to this:
Ultimately, Microphonepet falls apart as an album.
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This is an interesting post:
Although from Seattle this band could have come from the same corner as the Strokes.
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Just came across this:
Inspired by the recent MeFi post. Also, first song upload. Hi!
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Kevin told us about:
I know this song has been uploaded right at the very end (if not shortly beyond) of the MeFi Music Challenge, but I went through a number of songs in the long debate to find a MeFite’s song to cover, eventually landing on the one that most frequently gets stuck in my […]
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Just came across this:
Another new song, recording in the lowest-fidelity I can manage. This time a country blues song about scary things. I was fooling on YouTube tonight and got to listening to some country blues songs, and was struck by how strange some of the instrumental bits were — just these noisy, atonal riffs. […]
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This is an interesting post:
A song written for my oldest nephew (he’s the giggling in the beginning and the talking at the end). His nickname is the monk, not little sprout. Corduroy reminded me the other day that I’ve been putting up a lot of covers here. Sorry ’bout that, but we’ve been […]
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Interesting:
The year is 1994, the setting is New York City, and the young protagonist’s occupation of choice is weed pusher. The Wackness‘ hero, Luke (
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