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NEKO CASE – ” Box Set “

Posted: September 3, 2015 in CLASSIC ALBUMS, MUSIC
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Truckdriver, Gladiator, Mule,’ is the complete Neko Case vinyl collection on 180 gram vinyl, remastered from the original analog tapes.  If you’ve ever wanted to own everything Neko Case has released in one, neatly-put-together package, your chance awaits. Anti-Records will be releasing the vinyl box set Truckdriver, Gladiator, Mule on Nov. 13th. The box set will include all eight of Neko Case’s albums, many of which have been out of print for years, as well as a photography book, a Case-illustrated vinyl slipmat, and a storage box.

 

TITLE FIGHT – ” Chlorine “

Posted: March 23, 2015 in MUSIC
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With their third album, “Hyperview”, 12-year-old melodic hardcore outfit Title Fight finally consummated their slow-burning flirtation with shoegaze. If the band’s older, more aggro songs were steeped in the blood and sweat of full-contact battle, their latest tunes are punch-drunk post-victory fever dreams, awash in gauzy, lens-flaring guitars and drifting, detached vocals. Everyone from NPR and Vogue to Pitchfork and NME has showered the evolutionary leap with praise, and now Title Fight get to celebrate a big win with dynamic live shows that could define the phrase “study in contrasts.”

Title Fight is an American punk rock band from Kingston, Pennsylvania, United States, formed in 2003. They signed to Anti- Records in July of 2014.

SEAN ROWE – ” Madman “

Posted: January 3, 2015 in MUSIC
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Acclaimed singer and songwriter Sean Rowe’s riveting new album Madman is now in stores. On his new record, Rowe has created a beautifully primal work. The record is deliberately, if not defiantly, simple in both arrangement and composition. It is soul music in the purest and most literal sense. The early reviews have been uniformly positive. “It stirs something primal inside you,” writes CMT Edge
Rowe spent much of the previous year traveling the country with his guitar, performing in people’s living rooms for a series of house concerts. In this deliberate contradiction to the prevailing expectations of a professional musician, Rowe chose to interact with fans in the most intensely personal manner.

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