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Steve Steele, The Expat

Whether you like alternative, progressive, experimental or art rock, you’ll hear all of this and much more on Steve Steele’s

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Carmen Tosca, Time Only

I had the pleasure of reviewing Carmen Tosca’s last album titled Wind (http://skopemag.com/2010/03/05/carmen-tosca-wind), which was a breath of fresh air

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Surf City, Kudos

Sometimes a band just gets it. Sometimes a band comes from the far reaches of the planet (New Zealand, in

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Braids, Native Speaker

Brace yourself. Native Speaker, the debut from Montreal via Calgary’s Braids is destined to be the first massive indie record

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Matthew Genovese, Change

Over the years we’ve seen music slowly erode itself into popish nothingness. Artist after artist presenting themselves as superstars in

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The North Lakes, Cobra

As a cold wind rushes through the night’s darkest hour, Charlottetown’s The North Lakes inhabit my stereo, balancing apocalyptic blues-folk

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Green Children, Encounter

“Encounter”, the title track from The Green Children’s debut full-length album, begins with buzzing nature sounds, the laughter of a

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AUDITORIUM, BE BRAVE

Spencer Berger has joined the ranks of the one-man band genre with this release.   This product is different than

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Nexcyx, EP

Get ready for a group from Barbados as they unleash their International debut EP and hope to take the world

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Pas Chic Chic, 12″

There’s something about kraut rock that just gets me.   Where I often find myself bored with minimalist electronica that

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Eight Feet Deep, EP

Eight Feet Deep is the latest project from Long Island, NY guitarist and songwriter Billy “Pills” Fridrich.   Fridrich has

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