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For those unfamiliar with the brilliant craft of Brian Christinzio, aka BC Camplight, imagine a very f’ed up Beach Boys for the modern day. Originally
If you’re looking for an album with the laid-back ease of a cozy sweater combined with the wonky Americana spirit of a speed-balling Dylan, then
It’s no secret that Y2K aesthetics have been making a comeback in music lately. In recent years, mismatched clothing, dangerously high platform shoes, and plastic
Spellbinding, ethereal, and bizarre—three words that effortlessly capture the essence of any SPELLING record. Since 2018, frontwoman Chrystia Cabral has been the face of SPELLING,
For a debut album, Drive To Goldenhammer has surprisingly big shoes to fill. Since forming in 2021, Nottingham quartet Divorce has made an impression since
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