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Falsetto Boy is Jim Fitspatrick, St. Louis-based singer/songwriter/rocker who's equally great at making soft, lofi acoustic songs as he is at huge, fuzzed-out power pop. It's all sincere and amazing.
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This is Tyler's band! Tristan also plays drums sometimes!
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supported by 9 fans who also own “Morning Moon (Electric)”
So, perfect! So, well! So, good!!! Love it!
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Four Wheels and the Truth
by Diners
supported by 6 fans who also own “Morning Moon (Electric)”
While every single Diners record is guaranteed to be boppin' to a certain degree, the raw boppitude of Four Wheels and the Truth is unprecedented. The songwriter traversing the top of the monkey bars with a delicate and careless hop from rung to rung. And while the possibility of falling through is acknowledged, the straightforwardly warm production keeps her firm and without distraction as she bounds treacly into the blue. So yeah, you're gonna want to set all phasers to BIGCHILL on this one 😎
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Touched by the Stuff
by Motorists
Toronto rivals San Francisco as the North American capital of jangle pop as evidenced by this new record of sunny jams from the Motorists.
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Thoughtz & Prayerz
by Heart Attack Man
The Cleveland band temper uncompromising metalcore breakdowns with infectious jangle-pop melodies and ample dark humor.
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