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Lisa Germano
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No Elephants
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Lisa is known to a worldwide fan cult for a series of savagely honest and musically intrepid solo albums that commenced in the early '90s for the 4AD label, including the cynical debut Happiness in 1994 and the sexual-warfare-running-amok Geek the Girl, also from '94 (which was included in Spin's top 100 records of the 1990s). shop
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Aina Haina
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Aina Haina
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Aina Haina brims with a vibe reminiscent of bands like Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd- along with moody bands from 1980's that both band members grew up on. shop
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My Morning Jacket
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Chocolate and Ice LP
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My Morning Jacket, the Louisville, KY outfit that continue to defy categorization, return with a new EP entitled "Chocolate and Ice." Equal parts Southern Blues, Americana and dreamy psychaedelica, My Morning Jacket's appeal stems from, among other things, the hauntingly raw vocals of lead singer and guitarist, Jim James. shop
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Starfucker
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Starfucker
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Their debut album! Starfucker have delivered an absolutely infectious self-titled album described as “a cohesive package of electro indie pop with a light hip-hop after-taste." shop
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Starf*cker
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Jupiter
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Less than a year after their successful debut album, this Portland, Oregon quartet returns with eight infectious songs- pasted side by side to deliver a non-stop indie house party. shop
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Washington Social Club
About:
Wielding an explosive set of fun, accessible dance-rock songs, the Washington Social Club undermines all that is drab, pretentious and dull. DC’s WSC dishes out concise homages to the art of rock ‘n’ roll and all that is associated with it. The Washington Social Club pulls even the stiffest of audience members to their feet without ever having to beg.
“A bunch of young firebrands from Washington, D.C., WSC specialize in Elvis Costello-y power pop and caffeinated danceability. On their debut, Marty Royle turns out spry punk singalongs in his cute, boyish yelp, turning down the energy level for ‘River and the Road,’ a jangly tear-jerker that sounds like a lost folk-rock gem from the late Sixties” – Rolling Stone
Contact:
Band Website: washingtonsocialclub.com
Social Club Myspace: myspace.com/washingtonsocialclub