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Tubelord - Night of the Pencils
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Gavin Castleton - Cofflelocks
Published: 3 months ago by beardedaxe
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Aloha’s new record Home Acres hits stores today!
The mailorder exclusive maroon vinyl looked so stunning that we decided to set up a little photo shoot for it.
Being it’s first time on camera and all, the vinyl was understandably a little shy. But with a little coaxing, Andy was able to get it to peek out from behind the gatefold jacket.
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Video #428537790
This video corresponds to the feature on Tubelord that I posted earlier this week. It’s a video for their single “Propeller” from their debut record Our First American Friends. I would post some more mp3s from these guys but I’m not at my own machine right now - so keep an eye out later this weekend.
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Tubelord: Indie-prog-pop-rock from the UK
Earlier this week, Joey introduced me to UK-based indie rock outfit Tubelord. After listening to their debut record, Our First American Friends, I was confused to say the least. Satisfied, but confused.
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The Slant // "The Makings of This House" Review
The Slant’s “The Makings of This House” is emotionally driven, forward-thinking folk at its best.
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The Most Serene Republic: ...And The Ever Expanding Universe
THE SKINNY: The new TMSR album is a clear departure from previous works, a departure whose destination is not favorable or rewarding.
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