If the first show was a Hormone Monster, this one’s the Depression Kitty.
Elliott Smith
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Matt Wardlaw
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Glen Phillips drops in to talk with Popdose about the 25th anniversary of Toad the Wet Sprocket’s Fear album. He also shares details on his upcoming solo album which will be released on October 7.
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Allison Johnelle Boron
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Though upon first listen it’s evident that a whole host of influences came together to create the artist known as John Helix, the San Diego-based singer/songwriter himself uses Weltschmerz — a German…
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David Medsker
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If there is a universal truth among people who dedicate their lives to music, either the creation of it or the consumption it, it is that each generation bemoans the…
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Michael Parr
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It’s the Friday Five! Shuffle through five random tracks from your library and share it with the Popdose community.
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Dave Lifton
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The Portland band City Squirrel are set to release their excellent third album, defeat.
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Rob Smith
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Brandon Schott’s latest album, “13 Satellites,” is really good. Just ask Rob Smith …
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Brian Boone
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Ohio-based indie band the Big Sweet are very young, they’re teenagers even, but they rock a very sophisticated sound, which is that finely tuned, happily fussed about power pop sound…
Rob Smith
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In honor of John Lennon’s 70th birthday October 9, Popdose presents a collection of Lennon covers in The Friday Mixtape.
Rob Smith
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“Rob Smith Can’t Say No” to the power-pop goodness of Boston’s Oranjuly. Check it out at Popdose.
Kelly Stitzel
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This week’s mixtape is an ode to Internet-only, independent radio station woxy.com, which, sadly, went off the air earlier this week — perhaps for good. To honor the contribution the…
David Medsker
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This will be the last Mope Like Me column. In truth, I didn’t think I would be saying this, at least not this soon after launching it. I’m a sucker…
Zack Dennis
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To begin: Music has been a essential part of movies since the very first images were committed to celluloid — in fact, motion picture scores existed before spoken dialogue did…
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