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Peter Vitalone- This Side of the Dirt
Chris Dahlberg | March 14, 2016
Peter Vitalone returns with a more focused and hook driven record.
Plain Ride- Skeleton Kites
Chris Dahlberg | June 1, 2014
It may take a few listens for everything to click, but Plain Ride’s latest is worth spending some time with.
Langhorne Slim & The Law- The Way We Move
Chris Dahlberg | July 8, 2013
Langhorne Slim returns better than ever.
Deadstring Brothers- Cannery Row
Chris Dahlberg | May 5, 2013
Deadstring Brothers relocation to Nashville has changed their sound, but they’re still gritty rock ‘n roll at heart.
Tartufi- These Factory Days
Chris Dahlberg | April 14, 2013
Tartufi seamlessly moves between mellow and intense arrangements that always have a strong hook.
Wake Owl- Wild Country
Chris Dahlberg | April 10, 2013
It’s rare to find a band that sounds so fully realized on their debut EP.
De Arma- Lost, Alien & Forlorn
Chris Dahlberg | February 14, 2013
De Arma has taken some significant steps forward with their debut album.
Alne- Alne
Chris Dahlberg | January 1, 2013
Alne is constantly straddling the line between folk rock and folk metal.
The Soft Hills- The Bird is Coming Down to Earth
Chris Dahlberg | August 21, 2012
Folk/psychedelic rock can be hit or miss, but The Soft Hills is one of those bands that immediately clicked for me.
Harlem- Hippies
Chris Dahlberg | January 25, 2011
Hippies is a good album but it just doesn’t quite topple some of the other albums that have dominated the garage rock revival.