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ALPHABETLAND
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ALBUM OF THE YEAR, easily. effortlessly on a par with X's vintage catalogue, "Alphabetland" is a solid testimony of a band as vibrant, creative and urgent as ever. Honestly, it's THAT good. Strongly recommended.
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Radio Sounds
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Dumb Punts - The Big One
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Ragged guitar punk from this Melbourne group with slashing riffs and attitude for days.
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Vol. 1
by Permit
A side project of Drew Auscherman of Hoops, Permit cram a truckload of hooks into songs the size of a Smart car.
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Naked Beast
by Naked Beast
Super tough hard rock with spoken word interludes and an experimental bent featuring members of San Francisco's early punk band Crime.
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Upside Down
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Just Another Regular Summer (Sold Out)”
A contender for best pop-rock album of 2019. Will Pitchfork and hipsters of their ilk ever take notice of The Rallies and the many artists who do not benefit from the hype that they create around far less talented musicians?
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