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Local Review: Hoops – Masterpieces

Local Review: Hoops – Masterpieces
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Masterpieces by local experimental musician Hoops is an elegant and monstrously captivating affair. Released by homegrown label, New Visions in Electronic Music, both digitally and on cassette, Masterpieces allows one to choose their own aesthetic experience. … read more

Local Review: Fisch Loops and Applegreen – Jabuticaba

Local Review: Fisch Loops and Applegreen – Jabuticaba
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Jabuticaba is a split-album—longer than, but related to, a split-EP—released both digitally and on cassette by local musicians Fisch Loops (Numbs, Furthermore, Julio Child, Daniel Tiger, Dani Lion) and Applegreen. … read more

Local Review: Eyes on Kites – New Lens

Local Review: Eyes on Kites – New Lens
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Eyes on Kites’ most recent release, New Lens, is able to constructively take aim at a certain nostalgia—not necessarily in sound, but in feeling—and remind us of a more innocent, purer time in our lives. … read more

Local Review: Charlatan – Nothing to Gain

Local Review: Charlatan – Nothing to Gain
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Charlatan’s Nothing to Gain is a veritable punch to the throat—it hits fast and hard, leaving one in a state of shock while gasping for air. If you ever find yourself missing the good ol’ work of Chiodos, then Nothing to Gain is the EP for you. … read more

Local Review: Braeyden Jae / Ant’lrd – Self-Titled
Local Review: Braeyden Jae – Fog Mirror
Local Review: Boone – Next Best Tapes

Local Review: Boone – Next Best Tapes
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Boone Next Best Tapes Self-Released Street: 06.26 Boone = Kid Cudi + Pink Floyd No, Next Best Tapes is not the latest hip-hop release from frontiersman Daniel Boone (however interesting that might have been), but instead a solid premiere for the rising Huntsville artist, Boone. In Next Best Tapes, we find a rapper who is,

Local Music Review: Monol!th / God Walk – Self-Titled

Local Music Review: Monol!th / God Walk – Self-Titled
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Ranging greatly in sound, instrumentation and general urgency, the usefulness of the split album is to neatly juxtapose two groups of equal ability, find solidarity in a common goal and combine two different fan-bases. … read more

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