With There's Nothing Wrong With Love, Idaho native and former Treepeople singer-guitarist Doug Martsch brings the lush pop-rock of the Beatles and Beach Boys kicking and screaming into the Sonic Youth-era. Built To Spill marries the timeless and the modern so naturally that even brilliant, like-minded contemporaries like Guided By Voices and the Flaming Lips seem calculated. None of these songs crosses the dreaded four-minute mark. Maximum heavy-pop pleasure is squeezed into concise verse-chorus-verse-guit...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. 180 gram vinyl. One of the key voices in British folk, False True Lovers was Shirley Collins debut album, recorded in 1959 for Smithsonian Folkways when Collins (who had just spent time collecting field recordings with the legendary Alan Lomax all around the American South) was just 23. This album, a collection of a cappella British and Irish folk songs helped paved the way for the British folk revival of the 1960s, when Collins, by this time married to Ashley Hutchings, helped introduce band...   [ read more ]

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Sleazy electro with true grit in the beats and true songwriting in the execution. The Finnish duo that make up Mr. Velcro Fastener hit up every source of electro's diverse history, from 1980s body-popping culture to early Detroit techno and right through to IDM crunch-meets-melodics, to assemble a collection of songs that overshadow most of their 808-obsessed contemporaries. Quick paced tracks like "Real Robots" and "Real Robots Don't Die" send the listener scurrying to find a piece of ca...   [ read more ]

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