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Tough Enough
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Rainbow Shiner
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Good Times
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Want It to Be True
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Diamond Drive
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No Reflection
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Another Dimension
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Cosmic Cave
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Radiate
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Talk to Me
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Ex Hex Washington, D.C.
Ex Hex is a power trio hailing from Washington, DC, making the music you’ve been waiting for. Drums, bass, guitar, P90s, searing leads—this is unapologetic rock ’n’ roll spat out in the discipline’s mother tongue.
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Always finding albums like this that I wish I discovered years ago. Love, love, love this, from the simple arrangements to the Bond theme and screams of 'I know the end'.
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Future Me Hates Me
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supported by 146 fans who also own “It's Real”
Current me is slightly miffed at past me for having been so dismissive of the first Beths track I was introduced to: "Whatever" I think it was being slammed everywhere - and my response to that track was in keeping with the title... I shoulda given them a chance. As someone keen on more than a couple of Flying Nun luminaries, I submit their work is so much better than that early radio single. "You Wouldn't Like Me". Soo catchy. Uptown Girl, is bangin', makes me wanna drink the whole town dry!
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supported by 135 fans who also own “It's Real”
This album is so soothing. Always puts me in a good mood.
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There You Ain't
by Grave Saddles
Twangy grunge? Dinosaur Jr. except make it Emmylou Harris? It's real on the new EP from California band Grave Saddles.
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Neo-psychedelia made from hypnotic loops and delayed guitars for fans of Brian Eno, Tame Impala, and Melody's Echo Chamber.
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Like the Ronnettes sitting in with The Chocolate Watch Band, Shangri-Lass collide girl group and psychedelia.
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supported by 126 fans who also own “It's Real”
This might be the tightest "indie garage pop-tending-rock" album I know of. Arrangements are top notch. Correcting a glaring omission in my collection here by buying the Beths albums while it's still _just_ NZ Music Month! What an opening track! Jump Rope Gazers and Don't Go Away - instrumentation is outstanding on both tracks - tough choice, any one makes for a worthy choice as fave track.
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