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The Beets
(Captured Tracks) www.capturedtracks.com/ One's first impression of The Beets might regurgitate memories of school days; hanging out with pals in the stairwell of more...
The Billy Nayer Show
(BNS) Bouncer/vocalist/film director Cory McAbee has been kicking around the biz for twenty years; short twisted films such as The Ketchup and Mustard Man and an Eraserhead-like feature, T more...
The Blessings
(self-released) http://www.facebook.com/theblessings It could be argued that the true genius of the Rolling Stones was creating a style of rootsy, sexy rock ‘n' roll that's more...
The Blind Shake
(Learning Curve) www.learningcurverecords.com Minneapolis indie guitar rock has two well-known permutations: the Twin/Tone punk/power pop contingent as exemplified by the Replace more...
The Chap
(Lo Recordings) www.lorecordings.com Since the heady days of 2003, Britain's most mannered electro act, The Chap, have had held a sort-of ice dry satire as their trump card, something more...
The Church
(Second Motion) www.secondmotionrecords.com In many ways, 1986's Heyday is the quintessential Church album, the one that transformed them from scattershot beginnings via the odd s more...
The Church
TALES FROM THE CRYPT Second Motion's Church reissues recall Aussie band at their best By Lee Zimmerman Arguably, the Church never really got their due. Perhaps it owed to the fa more...
The Church
(Second Motion) www.secondmotionrecords.com It was hardly surprising that 1983's Seance proved the least successful of the Church's early albums, given its moribund tone and the f more...
The Church
(Second Motion) www.secondmotionrecords.com With 1982's The Blurred Crusade, the Church began to make that inevitable evolution to pop stardom back home while slowly expanding their fo more...
The Church
(Second Motion) www.secondmotionrecords.com The Church's first album provided an auspicious debut in 1981, one that propelled three Australian homeboys and one recent English tra more...











