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Here we are, beneath the shade of the hot dog cart's umbrella. A welcoming steam, wafting through the air. The colorful attitude of the hot dog man worms it's way into your head, and you can't help but share in his goofy smile. And as you bite into the soft bread feelings and savory rhytmic meat of this album, you will wonder why you ever passed up the cart in the first place. This is the best damn hotdog I've ever had.
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Destroy All Astro-Mages!
by Mage...or Astro-Mage?
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The imagination on display from this label is honestly a sight to behold - inspiring, really. Destroy All Astro-Mages is as creative as it is enjoyable. Never pedantic, and certainly never boring. The synth work hearkens back to the 70s-to-early-80s avantgarde and New Age musings, while the personality of its composer rings true; and quite honestly, this label makes me smile, and I always support that.
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MUSIC LOVER EP
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Just in time for the holidays, Swansea Sound take a stand against faux music loving technocrats with a punchy pop rock anthem.
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The members of Big Slice rubbed shoulders with Britpop legends like Suede & Echobelly—no surprise when you hear their radiant, hooky songs.
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Desperately Imagining Someplace Quiet
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Madison, Wisconsin's Disq describes their 90s-era vintage sound as midwestern emo, Scottish power-pop, and all-American indie.
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The Many Adventures of
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music to guide you through old memories and liminal spaces
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