The Broken Heartbreakers Dunedin, New Zealand
While their subject matter ranges from the broken hearted depths of personal despair and loss, through to well aimed barbs at the socioeconomic wasteland of the neoliberal era, this isn’t music for the self-involved or gloomy. Soulful vocals, shimmering guitars, and a seemingly inexhaustible supply of pop hooks will snare even the most jaded listener. ... more
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Powerful vocals and affecting lyrics, this is magnificent stuff. Thank you for sharing your art with us Reb! Clearly, I am late to the party, but happy to be here now and will listen quietly from my corner so as not to break the spell.
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Out of My Province
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The fave song title has to be a pun on the Canadian national anthem and yes I'm late to this party :) Liked the light touch to the extra strings and horns. Just enough to add colour and swing.
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Had to buy this after wearing out Preservation another absolute gem of an album .Cant wait for it to arrive on vinyl
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Fans of Camera Obscura should take note of this bright and breezy jangle pop outfit from Dunedin, New Zealand.
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Wyndow is a collaboration between musicians Laura J. Martin and Lavinia Blackwall who self-describe their work as "musical postcards".
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Four crackling pop songs from this Toronto artist with rugged, indelible hooks, pairing rootsy melodies with expansive scope.
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