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Tom’s Top 10 of 2014, Pt. 2
It’s a blustery, snowy day here back home in South Dakota. So what better time to bundle up indoors with a cup of tea and finish up my Top 10 Albums of 2014? The first half of my Top 10 … Continue reading
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Tagged Albums of 2014, Best Albums of 2014, Charlotte Kemp Muhl, Christopher Tin, classical, Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger, GOASTT, Into the Lime, Jukebox the Ghost, Midnight Sun, neo-psych, New Mendicants, pop, pop-rock, power pop, psych rock, retro, Sean Lennon, Sun Structures, Temples, The Drop That Contained the Sea, The Great Unknown, world music
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Album Review: The New Mendicants, “Into the Lime”
Power pop is a genre where innovation isn’t necessarily the name of the game. Badfinger and Big Star laid down the general parameters of the genre back in the 70s, and since then success has been a matter not so … Continue reading
Posted in Album Reviews
Tagged A Very Sorry Christmas, Albums of 2014, Bandwagonesque, chamber pop, Follow You Down, High on the Skyline, If You Only Knew Her, indie pop, Into the Lime, Joe Pernice, Left Banke, Lifelike Hair, Mike Belitsky, New Mendicants, Norman Blake, Out of the Lime, Pernice Brothers, power pop, Sadies, Shouting Match, Teenage Fanclub
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