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Monthly Archive April, 2017

April 25, 2017

Something About Distance is the freshman album of Ocean City, a four-piece alternative group from Elizabethtown Kentucky. The feel-good rhythms and soothing vocals they produce have won them recognition in national music competitions. Their lyrics tell tales of making sense of desires for others and finding the place where you belong. They are a fresh […]

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Ray Cashman, Slow Drag

April 18, 2017

This Blues band includes: Ray Cashman (Vocal), Bob Bogdal (Harmonica), Mark Robinson (Guitar), Marty Reinsel (Drums), and Joe Johnson (Bass). The album was release in October 2016. The first song ‘Fame’ sets the tone for the album. The catchy blues beat (guitar) in the beginning gives you a feel to how the whole album will […]

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Saro

In Loving Memory is the debut EP by the Los Angeles based artist Saro. The album represents what someone is going through after the loss of love and the stages of mourning that go along with that loss. You can really tell that this is supposed to be sad as all of the songs sound […]

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Louise Burns

Canadian singer-songwriter, Louise Burns has an indie folk/pop sound similar to Stevie Nicks, Of Monsters and Men and Lana Del Rey on the album Young Mopes. Burns is a former member of the band Lillix, which is an all-girl punk rock band that started in 1997. In 2011, Burns debuted her first solo album titled […]

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Demon Hunter

As a Christian metal band, Demon Hunter stands true to their name in their newest album entitled Outlive. Their lyrics are packed with religious connotations and, well, Ryan Clark’s bone chilling screams sound like the roars of a demon—quite impressive. But don’t let that scare you off: he and the other band members sing with […]

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