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Greta Van Fleet on Their New Record, Motown & Their Rise to Stardom

Anthony Toto -
Nearly a year ago in the spring of 2017, one of the most commanding and emotionally riveting screams of this decade reignited the revolutionary...
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KUNZITE Drops New Dreamy Dance Album, ‘BIRDS DON’T FLY’

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RATATAT (Mike Stroud) and WHITE FLIGHT (Justin Roelofs) have combined forces to create tunes straight out of the Milky Way with their new project,...
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Philly! Philly! G. Love & Special Sauce Celebrates 25 Years at The Fillmore

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Pop Break Live: G. Love & Special Sauce at The Fillmore in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania There are certain artists who are synonymous with a state, or...
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Vance Joy’s ‘Nation of Two’ Gets Two Thumbs Up

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Australian singer-songwriter, Vance Joy, released his sophomore album, Nation of Two this Friday, February 23rd. After his breakout single, “Riptide” drew the attention of...
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Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes Bring it Home to the Stone Pony

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Pop Break Live: Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes at The Stone Pony in Asbury Park, NJ Words & Photos: Patrick Gilrane During the 70’s and...
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Black Panther The Album is DAMN. Near Perfect

Anthony Toto -
“King of the wisdom, king of the ocean, king of the respect/ King of the optimistics and dreamers that go and get it/ King...
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Tsunami Bomb’s Oobliette Sparks Talks About the Band’s Triumphant Return

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Tsunami Bomb is back. The band, which was founded in 1998, first became well-known in the early 2000s during the height of pop punk’s mainstream...
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LANCO’s ‘Hallelujah Nights’ is a Step Above Typical, Predictable Country

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Country-rock band LANCO – short for Lancaster & Company – has finally gotten a taste of country success. In late 2017, the group had fans...
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Review: The Wombats ‘Beautiful People Will Ruin Your Life’

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A little over ten years ago the word was graced with The Wombats debut album, A Guide to Love, Loss and Desperation, an album...
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‘Always Ascending’ Proves Franz Ferdinand Will Always Rise To The Top

Kat Manos -
By all accounts, Franz Ferdinand is probably the most underrated indie rock band of this generation. Full stop. Despite having regularly released music for the last...
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MGMT’s “Little Dark Age” Finds Dreamy POPtimism Through The Darkness

Kat Manos -
A lot has happened to MGMT in the 11 years since their incredible debut album Oracular Spectacular changed the indie landscape. The duo, lyricist...
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Black Rebel Motorcycle Club & Night Beats Bring the Grit to Brooklyn Steel

Kat Manos -
Pop Break Live: Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Night Beats at Brooklyn Steel As bizarre as it sounds, it’s not everyday you can pop into a...
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