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Features, Music, Premieres, Track-by-TrackMay 20, 2020<May 20, 2020

Feature: Emily Keener’s Stunning & Stirring Sophomore Album ‘I Do Not Have to Be Good’

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Premiere: The Sea The Sea’s Intimate “Parachute” Is a Beautiful, Enchanting Lullaby

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Premiere: Arther Blue Evokes Rainy-Day Romance Vibes in “Wet Shoe”

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Feature: altopalo’s Cinematic, Tender, & Stunning Sophomore Album ‘farawayfromeveryoneyouknow’

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Our Take: My Ugly Clementine’s Debut Album ‘Vitamin C’ Is Empowering, Fresh-Squeezed Indie Rock

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Feature: Charlotte OC’s ‘Oh the Agony, Oh the Ecstasy’ EP Is a Passionate, Soulful Surrender

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Music, Music Videos, PremieresMay 15, 2020<May 15, 2020

Premiere: The Visceral, Poetic Beauty of “Relaxing Apartments” & Ten Kills the Pack’s Debut EP ‘Force Majeure’

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Music, Music Videos, PremieresMay 14, 2020<May 14, 2020

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Music, Reviews, Track-by-TrackMay 14, 2020<May 14, 2020

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