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Music Review: Desire Lines by Camera Obscura
Click to buy if your elevator’s speakers are out-of-order and you need something to reduce the anxiety on the ride to the 54th floor. Avoid otherwise. Predictability is a funny thing when it comes to...
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Music Review: Trip Trap Attack by Beach Day
Click to buy this Alt Rock Chick-recommended collection of retro sounds, solid rhythms and super-duper vocals. In the first part of my interview with Robert Morrow, he asked me what I listen for when...
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Music Review: Kveikur by Sigur Rós
I feel like watching Golden Girls reruns tonight . . . but feel free to click if you’re in the mood for something darker. Sigur Rós is a group whose music is usually characterized as “ambient,” a...
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Music Review: Aquarius by Sasha Dobson
The perfect antidote to the summertime blues. Click to buy. In all the excitement surrounding the move to France, I forgot, ignored or blocked from my mind the fact that my carefully crafted relocation...
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Music Review: Let it Rock by The Connection
CLICK TO BUY THE BEST ROCK ALBUM IN YEARS! Last week was a drag. All the shit going down at the job was weighing me down, and even with my honey back in my arms again, I still felt antsy, anxious and...
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Music Review: Be by Beady Eye
Conscience and concern for the delicate ears of my readers prohibit me from adding the usual click-to-buy link on this unmitigated disaster. Oasis was my band during my teenage years and Liam Gallagher...
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Music Review: For Happy by Bess McCrary
Don’t miss this gem from a soul-level performer. Click to buy. In the interests of full disclosure (as if the naked pictures of me adorning this blog did not clearly demonstrate my commitment to full...
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Music Review: Tiger Lily by Sammy Witness
It’s been a great month for women on altrockchick.com! Click to buy an experience that will leave you begging for more. For this review, I did something I’ve never done before. I asked the artist if...
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Music Review: Awakening by Kate Lynne Logan
Click to buy this thematically-strong and beautiful debut. My recently fruitless search for decent new music ended thanks to Sammy Witness . . . who created the last new music I reviewed, almost four...
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Music Review: The Beet Song by Ayrton Mugnaini, Jr.
My Chick Riff, “The Unfavorites: The Truth About Beets” has attracted a lot of attention and several pointed comments, both here and on Twitter. If you haven’t read the post, I compare and contrast my...
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Music Review: Out on the Borderlands, Down in the Valley by Hallstrom
Click to buy, and give generously to the indie movement. It seems like everything’s going right for Seattle these days. The Seahawks are World Champions! The economy is movin’ on up! Macklemore won...
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Music Review: Electric by Richard Thompson
I’m only reviewing the main album, but the box set is worth it if you’re as passionate about Richard Thompson as I am. Click to buy. In this case, the cover says it all. Richard Thompson is at the top...
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Music Review: Trip Trap Attack by Beach Day
In the first part of my interview with Robert Morrow, he asked me what I listen for when sampling new music. I stuttered, stopped, changed my mind, contradicted myself and did all the stereotypical...
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Music Review: Unbreakable by Melanie Peterson
Wow. Switching from PJ Harvey to Melanie Peterson is like going to sleep in a swamp and waking up on the beach in the bright sunshine of a midsummer day. While PJ is brilliant on multiple levels, her...
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