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The Other James Morrison

By Emma Brown

British musician James Morrison wants to break away from his easy listening, pop-soul sound. Morrison emerged in 2006 with a throaty voice, adorable curls, and a pocket full of languid love songs. Much to Morrison's dismay, this debut quickly pushed him into a singer-songwriter category, perhaps best described as "people you'd expect to find on the soundtrack of a Richard Curtis film."   ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/26/12

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Porcelain Raft Works for the Weekend

By Ilana Kaplan

Maybe it's the way that he presents it or the way it speaks to him, but Mauro Remiddi's musical project Porcelain Raft seems to capture an out-of-body experience.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/24/12

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Darkening Clouds: Dylan Baldi Reinvents Cloud Nothings

By John Norris

As the title Attack on Memory suggests, on his third album Dylan Baldi is reinventing his band.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/24/12

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Parenthetical Girls Plumb Their Privilege

By John Norris

Zac Pennington, leader and only constant member of Portland's arch, wickedly sharp baroque-pop outfit Parenthetical Girls, following the attention-grabbing Safe As Houses (2006) and Entanglements (2008), retreated to the Pacific Northwest, and in early 2010 began issuing—at approximately six-month intervals—a series of EPs titled Privilege.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/24/12

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Exclusive Video Premiere: 'Matchstick,' American Royalty

By Amanda Duberman

LA band American Royalty nearly uses up our typical hyphenate allowance—their sound has been described as "psychedelic blues-rock and an unexpected cross between The Black Keys and Boys Noize."  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/23/12

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So Easy, Caveman Does It

By Ilana Kaplan

In the music world, the caveman is still very much alive.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/20/12

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Exclusive Song Premiere: 'Like Rain,' Ducky

By Amanda Duberman

Today, we treat you to "Like Rain" to ease into the wintry mix promised for the weekend.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/20/12

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Missing Ms. James

By Emma Brown

As you've probably heard, beloved soulstress, Etta James, died today at age 73.     ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/20/12

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Javelin and Mike Anderson Dream Westward

By Julia Yepes

"We spent the summer in Bushwick listening to Slim Whitman records slowed down," recalls Tom Van Buskirk of the band Javelin. He was describing the moment about two-and-a-half years ago when he really began to love country music.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/20/12

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The Manic Sentiment of Azari & III

By Paisley Dalton
Photography Shawn Brackbill

Riding on the wave of '90s and noughties house-music revisionism, Toronto's production/DJ team Azari & III have managed to spark up ADD dance floors all over again with soul-flecked tunes, infused with samba beats, steel drums and electro elements.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/19/12

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