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al Riggs Durham, North Carolina
Sad Songs For, About, And Written By Birds
al Riggs recommends:
Phil makes sometimes quiet, sometimes ear shattering, always pretty and dense records and this one is no different. As big as all outdoors and as small as a small wooden shack, as to be expected.
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Dance to this all night and then the morning and then the afternoon until your legs turn to noodles or the landlord starts a-knocking on your floor/their ceiling with a broom. Whichever happens first.
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The World Is A Loud Place
by Landlady
Landlady live is a force of nature, on record they are just as gorgeous and anxious as they are in the Flesh World. More Nervous Energy for those who like tremendous drumming and proper earworms.
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Songs for Pierre Chuvin
by the Mountain Goats
supported by 7 fans who also own “Whistleaneous vol. 1”
Any given album from the Mountain Goats is a genuinely unique experience and this is certainly no exception. :)
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The Jordan Lake Sessions: Volumes 1 and 2
by the Mountain Goats
supported by 6 fans who also own “Whistleaneous vol. 1”
This song is an anthem for me. I will survive out of spite to those that don't want me to.
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The wonderfully understated folk songs on the new EP from Emma Geiger recall the best of The Softies and early Mary Lou Lord.
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