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Melaena Cadiz — Deep Below Heaven

ByRachel CholstMay 28, 2014

I was entranced by Melaena Cadiz’s first release, Rattle the Windows. The spell hasn’t been broken, though Deep Below Heaven comes from a decidedly more punchier place than her quiet, measured debut album. The only time I’ve seen Cadiz play…

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Princess Reason — We Are Splitting

ByRachel CholstMay 26, 2014

In what is the first reader submission to Adobe & Teardrops, Curtis tipped me off to this haunting music video by Los Angeles-based band Princess Reason. The most haunting question the video left us with was why are these people…

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The Bergamot — “Tones”

ByRachel CholstMay 22, 2014

Brooklyn-based The Bergamot recently released their latest single, “Tones.” They remind me of a more up-to-date version of Elastica. Be prepared to hear more from the duo in the coming weeks! If you like what you hear, help fund their…

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Kendl Winter and the Summer Gold — It Can Be Done!

ByRachel CholstMay 22, 2014

My pure, unadulterated initial reaction to Kendl Winter was: Holy Moses this is good. Mike Ostrov at Ninebullets did a pretty great job of praising Ms. Winters’ greatness. A top-notch songwriter and a breathtaking banjo player. It’s a rare bird…

The Sometime Boys — Riverbed

The Sometime Boys — Riverbed

ByRachel CholstMay 19, 2014

It’s easy to understand why the Sometime Boys don’t have the reputation they so justly deserve. They’re just kinda weird, yaknow? Is anyone else writing pseudo-reggae roots songs like “Pharaoh”? Or the meandering ballad “Fake Girlfriend?” Last time around I…