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supported by 117 fans who also own “STROOD McD F.C.”
This is absolutely beautiful! I am so happy the Under the Bridge releases led me down this road. It's unexpectedly spacious and just makes me happy! It's very hard to pick a favorite and I will not be skipping tracks as I play through this repeatedly.
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Misplaced Words
by Jetstream Pony
supported by 113 fans who also own “STROOD McD F.C.”
This is an unbiased review. That being said...I fell in love with Beth Arzy's voice the first time I listened to Aberdeen. I could listen to Beth sing the instruction manual for a dishwasher. But I'm grateful she's surrounded by talented and totally capable band mates instead. I'd rate Misplaced Words 4.6 out of 5. And had a devil of a time picking a favorite track. Tomorrow I might pick a different one as they're all very good. My biggest complaint is the album is over way too quick.
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Why are The Orchids still precious at heart for so many years? Because in their songs the guys are forever young. Their sensitive inspired catchy pop songs share the pleasure to play together. James Hackett's warm vibrant voice touches me still today like yesterday. Back cover of the new vinyl : the musicians are looking at us from their favorite pub avec bienveillance.What is sounding with The Orchids? une certaine idée de la délicatesse. Definitively Scottish pop band fine fleur. Santé !
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Hazy, jangly, a little bit mournful—Bay Area indie pop one-man-band Orange Dots channels the spirit of Sarah Records on his latest.
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Sweet Spanish indie pop filled out with happy synths and snappy beats.
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Ripe For Anarchy
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On his second record as Business of Dreams, Corey Cunningham learns to let go.
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It's a bit like what could have been if The Pooh Sticks had kept going down the Indie rock route instead of going US power pop.
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