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Futureman Records recommends:
Get Yer La La's Out - Deluxe Edition
by Chris Richards and the Subtractions
Best pop band on the planet!
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Sad Sounds of the Summer - deluxe edition
by Chris Richards and the Subtractions
supported by 10 fans who also own “Liquor Giants/Something Special For The Kids”
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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Novel and Profane
by Wyatt Funderburk
supported by 10 fans who also own “Liquor Giants/Something Special For The Kids”
2013 was already a great year for music and then this comes along. It is a stone-cold masterpiece. Just look to "Feeling Good Tonight" for a primer on how to craft a gem, every touch enhances the track. Many tunes here gave me chills. Now, about Second Saturday's "Desperation" CD, Wyatt... :-)
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Beyond The Static
by Nick Piunti
supported by 10 fans who also own “Liquor Giants/Something Special For The Kids”
Nick Piunti's third album confirms the idiosyncratic talent of this musician who keeps churning out fantastic power-pop tunes that would rejoice even the most jaded pop-rock fan, whether young or old, if they knew about the existence of 'Beyond the Static'.
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WH037: Thumbs Up Angel
by Mink's Miracle Medicine
The first single from Mink's Miracle Medicine forthcoming LP is a shimmery work of melancholy modern country.
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Stumbling Blocks
by Exploding Flowers
L.A. band Exploding Flowers hearken back to the jangly melodicism of the Paisley Underground on their first full-length in nine years.
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