Deas Vail – All The Houses Look The Same
Deas Vail – All The Houses Look The Same Brave New World March 6, 2007 What It Sounds Like: Piano-heavy indie rock in the vein of Death Cab For Cutie […]
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Frightened Rabbit – The Midnight Organ Fight
Frightened Rabbit – The Midnight Organ Fight Fat Cat April 15, 2008 What It Sounds Like: Indie rock with a touch of folk from Scotland, heavy on the intent of […]
Dashboard Confessional – Dusk And Summer
Dashboard Confessional – Dusk And Summer Vagrant/Interscope June 27, 2006 What It Sounds Like: Singer/songwriter Chris Carrabba attempting to grow out of his emo stages (unsuccessfully) with a full electric […]
Abandon Kansas – We’re All Going Somewhere EP
Abandon Kansas – We’re All Going Somewhere EP Gotee September 8, 2009 What It Sounds Like: Alternative Indie Rock with vocals that sound like Jon Foreman from Switchfoot and some […]
Bad Brains – Bad Brains
Bad Brains – Bad Brains ROIR February (?), 1982 What It Sounds Like: Early 1980s hardcore punk with stretches of reggae that paved the way for everyone from 311 to […]
Biffy Clyro – Opposites
Biffy Clyro – Opposites Disc One: The Sand At The Core Of Our Bones Disc Two: The Land At The End Of Our Toes 14th Floor Records January 28, 2013 […]
Smash Mouth – Astro Lounge
Smash Mouth – Astro Lounge Interscope June 8, 1999 What It Sounds Like: Summertime pop/rock with hints of ska, surf, funk, and vintage guitar overtones, as well as those always […]
Hot Snakes – Automatic Midnight
Hot Snakes – Automatic Midnight Swami February 15, 2000 What It Sounds Like: A mix of post-punk and good old fashioned rock ‘n’ roll, with a nod to some post-hardcore […]
Zen Cowboys – Electric Mistress
Zen Cowboys – Electric Mistress Moonshine Music October 17, 1995 What It Sounds Like: I don’t really know. I’m really at a loss. Um, how about – strange dull vocals […]
Slightly Stoopid – Top Of The World
Slightly Stoopid – Top Of The World Stoopid Records August 14, 2012 What It Sounds Like: A chilled-out fusion of punk, reggae, hip-hop, and dub. There’s undeniable psych and blues […]
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