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SKOOSHNY – The Recordings 1971-1981

August 28, 2026

Think Like A Key Music 2026 Too ’60s for the ’70s: Los Angeles ensemble’s legend-setting years outlined in their entirety. Formed in Chicago and taken west yet paradoxically sharing southern DNA with BIG STAR, whom connoisseurs compared them to, SKOOSHNY … Continue reading →

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JANN KLOSE – The Future Trap

August 25, 2026

Jann Klose 2026 Globetrotting storyteller embraces album conceptuality to escape temporal snares and come up trumps. Taking an audience on a trip has been one of Jann Klose’s strongest suits for three decades, yet whereas such records as 2008’s or … Continue reading →

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THE RALLIES – No Better Time

July 17, 2026

The Rallies 2026 Seizing the zeitgeist in search of multicolored optimism, four Seattleites set their sights on daydreams that get real. When some musicians try to access the ’60s innocence, the results of such attempts seem quite stylized, albeit unnatural, … Continue reading →

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FERNANDO PERDOMO – Voyeurs: 10th Anniversary Edition

July 5, 2026

Fernando Perdomo 2016 / 2026 Exposing the creative processes many prefer to keep concealed, American tunesmith mines the hidden depths of his own psyche. There’s a sense of losing himself – not in terms of total abandon, which is always … Continue reading →

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PERDOMO KRAVITZ – Goodbye Sun

June 7, 2026

Perdomo Kravitz 2026 Penumbral confessions and other confectionary stories concocted by two tune-pursuing producers. There’s a lot of striking aspects in what ‘s been doing for over a decade now, including year-long album cycles and tireless playing on a myriad … Continue reading →

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