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Summer Everywhere
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Cheerleader Elections
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When You Drop Dead
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I Can't Find It
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Friends
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Erin Grey
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You or Michael Brown
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Burn Me Down
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I Dreamed That You Died
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Right as Rain
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Seven Wonders of Love
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Futureman Records Detroit, Michigan
The Futureman only finds and releases the most vital and raw recordings from the field. He asks for no thanks or special notice. However, tip your hats or raise your glasses their way: Futureman Records, The Vanguard of the People.
Futureman Records recommends:
Get Yer La La's Out - Deluxe Edition
by Chris Richards and the Subtractions
Best pop band on the planet!
go to albumIf you like the what gives, you may also like:
Sad Sounds of the Summer - deluxe edition
by Chris Richards and the Subtractions
supported by 8 fans who also own “the what gives”
Power pop is a pretty formulaic genre -- a glorious formula, but still, predictable enough that lots and lots of bands can pull off a "perfect" blend of melody, harmony, jangle and crunch a time or two in the course of their careers. But I can't name another record that hits the magic spot EVERY SINGLE TRACK. This is so f$%#ing good.
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Mystery Spot - deluxe edition
by Chris Richards and the Subtractions
supported by 8 fans who also own “the what gives”
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Spread The Feeling
by Pernice Brothers
supported by 8 fans who also own “the what gives”
already listened to this album a million times, and probably will listen a million more times. top shelf. love it.
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The Toronto jangle-pop outfit keep things short, simple — and super catchy – on their buoyant full-length debut.
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Indie rock with sunny psych-pop harmonies and guitar work that alternately chimes and crashes.
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