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| Two years after Sea\'s release, the songwriter returns with a second record, having taken a lesson from the road and fine-tuned her music accordingly. |
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| Indie rock stalwarts going back to the early \'90s, Built to Spill have pleased fans for years, and their first album in three years, There Is No Enemy, occupies much the same territory as 2006\'s You in Reverse. Doug Martsch\'s absorbed and witty wordplay consistently turns lyrical convention on its head, the songs feature a parade of quirky hooks, and with its driving, accomplished backing, the band draws in a range of potential audiences, from its indie fan base to those who rock out to jam bands or don the headphones to dig into singer/songwriters. |
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| Arguably one of the most anticipated releases of 2009, \'brand new eyes\' is by far the band\'s most personal album. Produced by Grammy Award-winner Rob Cavallo (Green Day, Kid Rock, My Chemical Romance) and co-produced by the band, the long-awaited follow-up to 2007\'s platinum certified second album, \'Riot!\' The 11-track collection is unquestionably Paramore\'s best and brightest album to date, fit to burst with all the exuberant melodies, breathless hooks, and irrepressible energy that has made the Nashville-based band one of the most popular rock outfits in recent memory. |
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| Switchfoot is an alternative rock band from San Diego, CA. They are known for their energetic live shows, the three guitarists in the line-up often operate simultaneously, building on the pop sensibilities of Foreman\'s songwriting, rounded out by Fontamillas\'s work on the synthesizer, bringing his industrial roots to the sound, the band works up \'the Switchfoot sound\'- a melodic crunch of densely layered sound featuring some electronic experimentation, and often driven by hard-charging guitar riffs, while throwing in a few softer ballads as well. |
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| Available November 2009 |
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| Studio mainstays for well over a decade, Zero 7\'s Henry Binns and Sam Hardaker can wring an expert production from nearly any song, whether it\'s synth-based or band-based, instrumental or vocal, unadulterated pop or colored with some other genre shade thereof. Their fourth album as Zero 7 includes all of those approaches, so file it as another in a career of ever-evolving records that have moved them from chilled downbeat into dynamic alternative pop. |
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| Tegan and Sara\'s fifth album, The Con, found them expanding their sound to incorporate more texture and space in their approach. With the help of producer Chris Walla, they built on what they had done before to make something more complex and adult-sounding. Their sixth album, Sainthood, retains Walla as producer but discards much of the restraint and atmosphere of The Con in favor of a punchier, more direct feel that\'s more in line with the duo\'s best album, So Jealous. |
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| \"This is not a show,\" murmurs Michael Stipe at the start of Live at the Olympia and it\'s not quite misdirection. R.E.M.\'s five-night residency at Dublin\'s Olympia in the summer of 2007 functioned as working rehearsals for their fourteenth album Accelerate, with the band testing out each of the songs, exploring arrangements, finding breaking points, and pairing them with older songs that informed their back-to-basics move. |
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| Dappled Cities return with their sophomore album, produced by Chris Cody (Modest Mouse). |
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| Limited two disc (CD + NTSC/Region 0 DVD) edition includes bonus DVD. 2009 sophomore album from the British Folk/Pop outfit. The First Days Of Spring is released to coincide with their film of the same name. The album was recorded in London and New York with producer Emery Dobyns (Patti Smith, Antony & The Johnsons). |
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| After touring non-stop for three consecutive years, Flint, Michigan\'s very own The Swellers are now set to release their major label debut \'Ups And Downsizing\' on Paper + Plastick/Fueled By Ramen this fall. The acclaimed group best known for their merging of melodic hooks and hard-edged punk power caught the attention of Fueled By Ramen co-founder (and Less Than Jake drummer) Vinnie Fiorello at one of their many jam packed club shows. Fiorello then brought the group to John Janick (Fueled By Ramen\'s Co-Founder/CEO) who signed the band instantly. |
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