Jenny Owen Youngs Maine
Avalanche, Youngs’ exceptional debut for Yep Roc records, offers up an achingly beautiful exploration of loss, resilience, and growth from an artist who’s experienced more than her fair share of each in recent years. The songs are deceptively serene, layering Youngs’ infectious pop sensibilities atop lush, dreamy arrangements that often belie the swift emotional currents lurking underneath. ... more
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savior complex makes my stomach feel full when i forgot to have breakfast
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Once More With Once More, With Feeling
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This album oozes passion and joy and love for this episode of television, yes, but also for all the fans around the world that love this show. So grateful to Kristin & Jenny for leading the way and ALL the people that contributed to make this episode (and album!) what it is.
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Get groovy with the new one from Orions Belte, an album bursting with lithe basslines and hooky melodies.
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Driving yet melancholic post-punk from Pale Blue Eyes recalls the glory days of '80s UK indie.
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The Nightmare Gosifur pt 3
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In Adrian Snood’s songs, soulful vocals and slow-moving alt-pop swirl together to create something distinctly moving.
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OotG is so raw, angsty, powerful, and a little sexy because of that. It's a perfect album for when you need to get up and scream AND when you need to sit in the dark to brood. If I want to impress a music lover, this is the album I show them. The track listing flows so well, and it's very repeatable. Jess, you killed it with this.
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