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Dead Professional — Don’t Be Cruel

ByRachel CholstJul 2, 2013

I’ll talk about Dead Professional’s music in a moment, but first I’d like to thank him for spurring me to action. His music has been sitting in my “to write” queue for months now, but I really should have told…

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Hurray For the Riff Raff — My Dearest Darkest Neighbor

ByRachel CholstJul 1, 2013

I’m not sure if this story made the news outside of NYC. But a few months ago, a few tour guide companies were shut down. They existed to bring idiot tourists to the South Bronx in the early hours of…

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The Mad Doctors — Fuzz Tonic

ByRachel CholstJun 26, 2013

And now for a completely different change of pace, here’s some garage punk. Just in case you need a sandblaster to the ears. Fuzz Tonic has it all: psychobilly, surf rock, and, of course, distortion with plenty of swagger in…

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The Pine Hearts — Distant Lights

ByRachel CholstJun 24, 2013

The Pine Hearts are as class to indie bluegrass as it comes. Lilting, detached melodies combine with some badass fingerpicking and soulful harmonizing to create a unique sound. Where Greenland is Melting blends punk and bluegrass seamlessly, The Pine Hearts…

Echo Bloom — Blue

Echo Bloom — Blue

ByRachel CholstJun 21, 2013

Geek culture is interesting. We take a form of entertainment that is seemingly cheap and disposable (say, a comic book superhero) and do what we can to make it into High Art (like, for example, an epic movie or a…