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Anuerysm [Nirvana]
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Someday [The Strokes]
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Angeles [Elliott Smith]
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Heartbeats [The Knife]
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1979 [Smashing Pumpkins]
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Going Down [Don Nix]
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Jesse Jay Allen Tacoma, Washington
From Metropulse.com
On Dearest Echo, Allen matches thick, ambient guitar and synthesizer with
Britpop melodies for an approximation of Radiohead, or Wilco at its most expansive. Allen’s solid voice has a forlorn quality that works with the music’s depressive tone.
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The haunting new record from Canadian folk artist Avi C. Engel bridges old and new traditions with a minimalist approach.
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Darkness begins to creep into the corners on the latest from Itasca.
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