158. RUBBER FACTORY by The Black Keys
This 2004 record, the third for Ohio's garage-rock-blues outfit The
guitar
156. NEVER GIVE UP by Partner
What do you get when you cross tongue-in-cheek lyrics from a band
152. 11 by The Smithereens
Released at the tail end of 1989, this record epitomized early 90&
144. PROJECTOR by Geese
This just released 2021 debut record by Brooklyn-based quintet Geese is
currently
142. BUFFALO NICHOLS (self-titled)
Houston-born, Milwaukee-raised and, now, Austin-living Buffalo Nichols offers a
contemporary take on
138. LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM (self-titled)
(Former) Fleetwood Mac frontman (that still just doesn’t sound right) Lindsey
135. COOL by Colleen Green
By the time you read this, this 2021 record will have been
132. THE WORLD WE BUILT by The Wild Reeds
Los Angeles based indie folk band The Wild Reeds released this record
130. WHAT WERE YOU HOPING TO FIND? by Vistas
I’ve always been a sucker for power pop bands (just enter
123. SOUL VICTIM by Broken Up
This 2020 record first landed on my radar when the initial single
117. ZACH PERSON EP (self-titled)
I never thought I would be mentioning American Idol in this blog
113. GOING TO HELL by Lande Hekt
This recently released record is by one third of the Exeter, GB-based
