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Twiddle Vermont
Twiddle, a Vermont based quartet, spins tall tales over an intricate soundscape of hi-def shred. Their fresh multi-genre approach conjures up jazz, classical, and bluegrass, but above all, masterfully blends reggae and funk. Obliterating laws of improvisation, their complex arrangements never fail to leave crowds lusting for more. ... more
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supported by 8 fans who also own “The Devil (feat. John Popper)”
So fkn good! Found these guys completely by fluke one day and have been listening ever since. The live Goose shows look like they would be amazing. Keep up the good work, my friends! Your music is both inspiring and satisfying at once.
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Perspective
by Pigeons Playing Ping Pong
supported by 8 fans who also own “The Devil (feat. John Popper)”
Another outstanding album by the boys. Love this band! PPPPhuck Yea!
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supported by 7 fans who also own “The Devil (feat. John Popper)”
Fantastic album. Beautifully performed and recorded. Not a weak spot in the mix. Every song is killer! Thank you Lotus!
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Lemona and Swan Song (Remastered)
by Giant Drag
These remastered EPs are complicated vessels for understanding Giant Drag and its impetuous frontwoman, Annie Hardy.
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Changes Happen To Everyone, Everywhere
by Chet Sounds
Recorded in a shipping container, the Australian artist's quirky second album is a love letter to 70’s classic rock, folk, and psychedelia.
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Tempering uncompromising post-hardcore with rock n' roll debauchery, the Atlanta rabble-rousers never miss.
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Pleasure
by Pigeons Playing Ping Pong
supported by 6 fans who also own “The Devil (feat. John Popper)”
I'll admit when I first listened to Psychology, I was sort of sceptical that PPP could top it. Then the entirely aptly named Pleasure was released, and now I can only hope these clearly legendary people can forgive me for doubting them so.
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