Pile of Love Los Angeles, California
Pop rock immediacy, off-kilter indie quirks, and even a touch of shoegaze textures to form a sound that's instantly satisfying.
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This album is one of very few 10 out of 10s in my book, not just in heavy alternative/ hardcore but music in general. Every single one of these songs is fantastic and P. Kindlon never fails to add an unmistakable sense of humor to it all in his lyrics. Just an absolutely amazing album front to back
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Oakland artist Kevin Nichols blends his love of pop melodies and Nirvana guitar tones on this first single from an upcoming full-length.
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15 years into their career, the Toronto indie rockers sound sharp and ebullient as ever.
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In this segue between Cheer and Hygiene, two colossal albums, you can hear Drug Church trying out some things they've never done before.
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