A brand new album from Brooklyn-based drums-keyboards/guy-girl duo Matt & Kim. With a combined weight of 238 lbs., this duo takes Couple-core to a whole new level, dropping a megaton of super positive sweetness saturated in the warmth and tingle of glorious analog hum. The duo thump out a huge sound filled with unbridled enthusiasm, dancey beats and anthem-esque choruses.

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When he was the bassist in Weezer, Matt Sharp was the extrovert in the band, acting as the foil for Rivers Cuomo's introverted on-stage persona. As the leader of the Rentals, Sharp kept the party going with the group's cheerful new wave/retro-rock, but after their second album stiffed in 1999, he disappeared from the spotlight. When he returned with his eponymous solo debut five years later, he was a different person, at least on record -- a sullen, somber, serious songwriter indulging...   [ read more ]

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'Matt Mays was originally in the Guthries, a roots-cum-{alt country} band that enjoyed some success with a few albums. On this, his sophomore solo album, the singer has utilized an almost pristine balance -- fusing at times the jagged, loud {garage rock} of Neil Young into a tighter, more polished Tom Petty format. This gorgeous combination makes it easily one of the more impressive albums you'll hear, exemplified to a T on the rollicking opener, Stand Down at Sundown. The nearly six-minute track grabs yo...   [ read more ]

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