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Who needs youth and riches when you’ve got a catchy chorus and some synths?
This six-song mini-album comes courtesy of Austin’s Broken Gold, which is the brainchild of Ian MacDougall, who is both the frontman and main writer. There’s a very warm and lush…
It’s not cartoon music. It’s not jazz music. It’s Charlie Brown music.
Missing the Civil Wars? Jonesing for fresh Lumineers-style folk pop? Look no further.
Popdose presents “Magenta,” the first single from DeQn Sue’s new album “Zeitgeist.”
Funk rock gets a bad rap because of the way it’s been misappropriated by frat-friendly bands like 311 and Sublime, but when it’s good, it’s good — check your Funkadelic…
This very interesting album is credited to The Peter Ulrich Collaboration, instigated and led by the original percussionist for Dead Can Dance. Here, Mr. Ulrich is multi-instrumentalist, singer, songwriter, aided…
Chicago-based singer-songwriter Andrew Belle, recently unwrapped his second full length album, Black Bear. The ten-track collection is awash in atmosphere and does have a “soundtrack-style” feel in many of the…
Oak Park Records has what you’re looking for on Record Store Day — or any other day, for that matter.
Apple reportedly wants to give consumers more audio fidelity — but is that enough to fix falling download sales?
It’s the Friday Five! Shuffle through five random tracks from your library and share it with the Popdose community.
Gary Cherone is perhaps best-known for being the longtime vocalist of the Boston-based rock band Extreme and after that, the guy who picked up the microphone for Van Halen as…
“Jungle Boogie” was the first big hit in a storied career
For Dan Walsh, it would be nearly impossible to improve on anything 311 has ever done, but these remasters do the trick.
On what is traditionally known as Tax Day here in the US (aka, the worst day of the year), in her home country of Canada, Dinah Thorpe declared it her…
For a song that threatens to start a revolution with boots to the ground, Claire London‘s “Hit the Switch” is suspiciously pristine — a chilly tower of sound sculpted out…
The Bottom Dollars channel The Clash’s energy with an Americana twist.
This low-voltage, high energy, coolly warm collection of stellar acoustic-based songs comes from the co-author of the timeless classic, “Summer In The City”. For those not familiar, Mark Sebastian is…
Andy Partridge thought XTC’s breakout album never sounded right. Now it does.
If you had to go away for awhile and you could only take five of your favorite albums with you, which ones would you choose? In this edition of Desert Island Discs, Cyndi Harvell makes her picks.
On April 25, Rockford, IL-based singer-songwriter Derek Luttrell will release Tired Dogs, Old Trees on Rotown Records. As a preview, you can stream all 10 of its songs from the…
Going all the way back his days in Split Enz, Neil Finn has always found a welcoming audience in Canada (that group’s True Colours was a Top Ten hit here…
Gorman Bechard’s What Were We Thinking Films delivers one of the most riveting, interesting, informative and entertaining films I’ve seen in a while. Every Everything: The Music, Live & Times…
Japanther? Is that like an Indiantelope or a Mexicostritch? I don’t know, but I do know that the Brooklyn duo’s new single, “Take Me in and Let Me Go,” is…
Read about the story behind the title track of the Iveys’ new album, “Jenna’s Song.”
Here in New Hampshire, it just yesterday broke 60 degrees for the first time since November, and we’re all in full-on spring fever, so I don’t know what the hell…
Grab a free track from the Brooklyn duo’s new LP, “Sack Lunch.”
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