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Review: Tacocat – Lost Time
Tacocat = Upset + La Luz
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Review: Charles Bradley – Changes
Charles Bradley = James Brown / Alabama Shakes + Lee Fields
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Discogs: Virtual Vinyl Meeting Place
Over the past decade or so, varying degrees of music collectors worldwide have seemingly begun to defect from large online retailers like eBay and Amazon in favor of “smaller,” more intimate online stores. The most popular, and quite possibly the fastest-growing, is Discogs. … read more
Review: B Boys – No Worry No Mind EP
B Boys = Ty Segall + DIIV + Wire
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Review: The Coathangers – Nosebleed Weekend
The Coathangers = La Luz + Bikini Kill + Shannon and The Clams
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The New Nest: Albatross Recordings & Ephemera
In only a few short years, Hatziathanasiou has earned a local reputation (such as “Best Eccentric Nostalgia” by City Weekly) for his assemblage of offbeat recordings and strange but alluring pieces of art. … read more
Scott H. Biram: Going It Alone
Scott H. Biram is simply unstoppable. If I believed in a god, I would wholeheartedly believe that he put Scott H. Biram on this earth to be the dirty-ol’ one-man band that he is and to be playing the disorderly blues and country music that he creates so well. … read more
Review: CFM – Still Life of Citrus and Slime
CFM = WAND + King Tuff + Sleepy Sun
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Take the Brown Acid: An Interview with Daniel Hall &...
Barresi and Hall are both Los Angeles–based DJs and record shop owners who’ve been big fans of psychedelic rock throughout the course of their friendship. However, the idea to start the Brown Acid series came from a shared interest in discovering rare vinyl. … read more
Local Review: Like, Listen To – East of the Sun...
Like, Listen To = Iron and Wine + Andrew Bird
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