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The Reason
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Something
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Never Not Forever
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Invisible
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Undefeated
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Bad Feeling
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Wonder Why
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Adults
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The Second Summer Chicago, Illinois
We are a Chicago power pop band. Overdriven guitar-based tunes with a focus on stories, big hooks, and sweet
harmonies.
We write about tragedy and triumph, and everything in-between.
… so many lessons learned the hard way ...
Yet, the belief that there are second summers even when summer has seemed to have passed.
... more
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Track 1 hooked me out of the gate, and it's an 11-way tie for 2nd-favourite. The lyrics, instrumentation, arrangement, dynamics, performance and production are excellent throughout. Others have used the word "fresh" to describe Tamar's music, and I agree. I'm never sure what will happen next and that's what makes it so exciting!
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The Last Rock Band
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As a concept album . . . well, no such thing has ever survived on the conceit of the concept if the songs aren't there. Even Townshend can't explain what the hell Tommy is about. But Ryan brings the songs "because he has to" (to paraphrase the last cut), and thank the rock gods that he does. The fact that this is better than the last Who album by about 50 miles makes me think there will never be a last rock band, and beyond that, the concept probably doesn't matter that much.
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Life on the Lawn
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The Philadelphia group sharpen their hooks and internal dyanmics for a fun and non-dorky take on power pop anyone can get behind.
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Back Into The Dream
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Montreal psych-pop veterans sound as infectious and hypnotic as ever on their seventh LP, slinging jangly riffs and bright vocal harmonies.
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The Chicago queer power pop band gets genuine and giddy on their debut album.
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Quarter Life Crisis
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