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Strange Neighbors New York
Hey! We're Strange Neighbors. We first unleashed our jangly power pop on the New York City in 2018. We like making groovy tunes that bridge the gap between the Beatles and My Chemical Romance. Take a listen and experience our new nostalgia for yourself. ... more
Strange Neighbors recommends:
Those jangly guitars on a song like "After the Earthquake" are right out of an 80s REM song. I have hope for the future if an album that's The Cure meets REM meets MBV can be a top '22 release. -Zach
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Expert In A Dying Field
by The Beths
My current fav - infectious rock energy w/ sweet nostalgia. Liz is proficient at setting up scenes in her songs - I find myself immersed in the story and emotional landscape of each song. -Beau
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A great queer power pop band from LA. It's fun and feels like a musical soundtrack to everyday life. The vocalist is unapologetic with her singing which makes me feel a good sort of way. - Aidan
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Loose funk grooves and nimble melodies drive this EP from Kochi, India group The Derelicts.
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The Convincer (20th Anniversary Edition)
by Nick Lowe
Released in 2001, “The Convincer” is a gentle gem in the Nick Lowe catalog; an anniversary edition provides opportunity for rediscovery.
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Heartfelt indie rock from Philadelphia's Buddie wraps the sincerest of sentiments in big, colorful choruses.
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