210. HOT FUSS by The Killers
This 2004 debut album by the Las Vegas natives catapulted them to
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209. GREEN ALBUM by Weezer
Let me preface this by saying that I don't listen
208. HEARTBEAT CITY by The Cars
Having been on a bit of a new wave binge lately, I
207. FACE VALUE by Phil Collins
Uttering the name 'Phil Collins' can bring many things to
206. AM by Arctic Monkeys
With all the buzz the last few days of a new Arctic
205. YOUNG BLOOD by Marcus King
Don't talk to South Carolina native and blues rock shredder
204. FLOWERS by Echo And The Bunnymen
When one thinks of Echo & the Bunnymen, this 2001 record doesn&
203. QUADROPHENIA by The Who
I promised back in issue 175 that I would cover my favorite
202. NEVERMIND by Nirvana
There are several significant historical events that are burned into the psyche
201. FLORIST (self-titled)
This indie folk band out of Brooklyn, New York are just out
200. SERMON ON THE ROCKS by Josh Ritter
I continue to follow Josh Ritter closely as he is one of
199. SURRENDER by Maggie Rogers
Here is the long-awaited 2022 follow-up to indie/pop/alt musician Maggie
