Starcrawler may be young, but the band is here to stay
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Starcrawler is quickly becoming a veteran in an industry where most established names have had careers as long as de Wilde has been alive.
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Alvvays drop its fuzz with clean, dream-pop statement ‘Antisocialites’
Since the release of its debut self-titled album in 2014, Toronto indie-pop outfit Alvvays has been anything but antisocial.
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Straight-faced British humor meets garage punk rock at Bottom of the Hill
Drenge haven’t exactly had the most “normal” rise to success in the public eye. They had found success on a smaller scale, playing gigs in their home county of Derbyshire and surrounding counties when Labour MP Tom Watson watched one of their gigs at Glastonbury last year. Later, when he
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The National waxes poetic at the Greek
The fact that so many people can connect with the sentimental and introspective mid-life-crisis-esque anthems of Brooklyn-based, indie-rock band The National may say more about audiences than about the band. Despite the morose, despairing lyrics sung poetically by lead singer Matt Berninger, the energy was surprisingly positive and enthusiastic at
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