As great as the Internet is (I mean, how else would you be reading this, right?), it’s also a ruthless killer. It’s taken down book stores, civil discourse, privacy, porn
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Review: Travis, Where You StandReview: Travis, Where You Stand
Travis is one of those ’90s Brit bands you don’t think too much about, mainly because it didn’t call so much attention to itself. With Oasis, Blur, Radiohead and Coldplay
Review: Roadkill Ghost Choir, Quiet LightReview: Roadkill Ghost Choir, Quiet Light
Set between the sprawling city of Orlando and the gritty town of Daytona Beach, DeLand is at an odd spot in Florida — it inhabits an area somewhat away but
Review: Lake Isle, Winter LightsReview: Lake Isle, Winter Lights
I’m not here to say dream pop can’t come from certain places, but when I think of where the genre is generated, my mind wanders to exotic, foreign locales —
Review: Brazos, SaltwaterReview: Brazos, Saltwater
If you shared the same name with four men responsible for your existence, you’d probably find a way to forge a distinct identity. For Martin McNulty Crane V, a name
Review: pacificUV, After the Dream You Are AwakeReview: pacificUV, After the Dream You Are Awake
Opulent while maintaining a stripped-down stance, pacificUV‘s latest release After the Dream You Are Awake conjures up images of loneliness and longing, with a touch of creepiness to accompany the
Review: Still Corners, Strange PleasuresReview: Still Corners, Strange Pleasures
I half wonder why anyone continues to create new dream pop music, and it’s not because I dislike the luxurious musical genre. Dream pop’s not done correctly unless it references