"The Roadside Graves combine folk, country and rock with timeless melodies, gorgeous harmonies and arresting songwriting along the lines of Dylan, Springsteen, The Grateful Dead, and The Band, while retaining an independent spirit of their own. Deceptively simple, hiding thoughtful themes and intelligent lyrics under a guise of catchy alt-country, My Son's Home layers acoustic guitar hooks and strums with boozy horns and piano until the entire band is moving as one." - Record Dept. "Perfectly illustrat...   [ read more ]

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Muzzle's debut album, Betty Pickup, was a blast of indie guitar rock similar in style to Sugar or punk band Shades Apart. The highlight of this set of songs was without a doubt the brilliant, soaring "What a Bore," a which showed that Muzzle can write some great melodies and vocal harmonies. Of the rest of the album, "Bleed On" and "Glug" came closest to matching this high standard. Unfortunately for Muzzle, melodies alone don't make a great album. On Betty Pickup, the band fe...   [ read more ]

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The "Hoags" compilation features 32 Philadelphia bands. For many of you this may be too much to handle. We recommend blowing a doobie... then begin to maneuver yer way through this menagerie of soundful bliss. Features Mr. Unloved, Am/Fm, Upgrade Project, Hisoft, Phil Moore Browne, A.B.R., Jai Alai Savant, Version Sound, Relay, Vexers, Farm, !Franklin, Excelsior, Pennsylvania Muzzle Loader, Kenneth Masters and DJ Cramske, Plastik Little, King God, Coyote, Aspera, Smut, Rifle Choir, Hail Social, An Albatr...   [ read more ]

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