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Andrew Maxwell

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  1. Neath the Gloaming Star
    by Hannah Rarity
    Neath the Gloaming Star
    by Hannah Rarity
    appears in 418 other collections
  2. SECRET BOY
    by WICCA PHASE SPRINGS ETERNAL
    SECRET BOY
    by WICCA PHASE SPRINGS ETERNAL
    appears in 457 other collections
  3. Hinterkaifeck
    by Giles Corey
    Hinterkaifeck
    by Giles Corey
    appears in 1132 other collections
  4. Giles Corey
    by Giles Corey
    Giles Corey
    by Giles Corey
    appears in 2300 other collections
  5. Live in the Middle of Nowhere
    by Giles Corey
    Live in the Middle of Nowhere
    by Giles Corey
    appears in 379 other collections
  6. Deconstructionist
    by Giles Corey
    Deconstructionist
    by Giles Corey
    appears in 1309 other collections
  7. U.S.T.
    by Escapecraft & Confidant
    U.S.T.
    by Escapecraft & Confidant
  8. Feast of Love
    by Pity Sex
    Feast of Love
    by Pity Sex
    It boils down to one word: fuzz. I spoke to the bassist from Lemuria (humble namedrop) a while back and I asked him if he liked these guys. Yes, he said, it's the way they blend the shoegaze into the pop-punk that gets me. Couldn't agree more. Sounds like MBV had a baby with the emo revival (sort out those logistics).
    appears in 1187 other collections
  9. Dark World
    by Pity Sex
    Dark World
    by Pity Sex
    When You're Around When You're Around
    Ah, God, do I love this guy's voice... so pop-punk, but so shoegazey, at the same time. It's a wonderful juxtaposition. I prefer Feast of Love but this one's still extremely good, especially whereas it's an EP that packs the punch of an LP. Tight.
    appears in 962 other collections
  10. The Harvest Month
    by Meridian
    The Harvest Month
    by Meridian
    New Ways / Old Days New Ways / Old Days
    Sure to inspire untold dozens of similar projects in time. Witness Meridian write one song a day for an entire month. the results are mixed, of course, but consider the timeframe, and the sheer pressure put on the artist, and you begin to realize what skill was required to craft this record. RIYL Jets to Brazil, and that's never a bad thing.
    appears in 69 other collections
  11. Aging Truths
    by Meridian
    Aging Truths
    by Meridian
    Love & A Sense Of Belonging Love & A Sense Of Belonging
    Meridian are definitely one of the underrated bands in the current crop of emo revivalists. You can't complain about the ten tracks offered up here, not if you're into pop-punk. Strong, earthy overtones of the American Midwest... just with more banjo, maybe? The second coming of JTB-era Blake Schwarzenbach. They should tour together or something.
    appears in 155 other collections
  12. TIME MACHINE BLUES
    by Owen Steel & The Sad Turns
    TIME MACHINE BLUES
    by Owen Steel & The Sad Turns
    Q.O.P Q.O.P
    Owen Steel is the best thing to come out of New Brunswick since... like... the prop plane, donairs, and birch bark canoes. Don't ask questions. Pull the trigger. This man mumbles for you. If you like folk, jazz, blues, or indie rock, it's a no-brainer. Owen Steel is a sharp shooter with upper-level management written all over him.
    appears in 59 other collections
  13. Reel Ruffs
    by Owen Steel
    Reel Ruffs
    by Owen Steel
    D.W.I (eat my supper like they do in that movie Hook) D.W.I (eat my supper like they do in that movie Hook)
    This is a great album, IMHO; despite its having been relegated to the status of "b-sides and rarities collection," it actually showcases some pretty strong performances on the part of Owen Steel et al. (Wait, that used to be the name of the band. They're The Sad Turns, now. Get it right, asshole.)
    appears in 19 other collections