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by gladie
supported by 48 fans who also own “Colorado Sage”
i've kept coming back to this album since seeing gladie live last year. i can confidently say these songs are captivating both in the studio and on the stage.
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Laura Stevenson
by Laura Stevenson
supported by 34 fans who also own “Colorado Sage”
This record epitomizes the beauty, love, and sincerity that define Laura Stevenson as an artist. She keeps it honest, doesn't flinch at sadness and rage—but she also considers joy. She doesn't despair. Neither should we. Not while we can listen to music like this.
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When (in 2040 maybe) an indie rom-com set in 2024 uses this song for the moment when two rugged protagonists come back together in an uneasy but comfortable third act reunion, we will all nod our heads and say "Yes. This is what it was to be alive in 2024--we were so beautiful and so rugged and we loved this song."
go to albumNew on the always-great label Velvet Blue Music is “Slow Parade” from Gileah Taylor, boasting warm songs built on piano and guitar.
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go to albumCrunchy 90s alternative meets fanciful baroque pop with some mathy breakdowns for good measure.
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NO DREAM is by far one of my favorite all-time rock albums. fuzzy guitars, punchy production, biting lyrics. I also really like the derivative "Ska Dream", it really shows that the songs on NO DREAM are good in any presentation. Jeff is one of the best songwriters of our age.
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