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	Music Album Review Daily update ⋅ September 20, 2022
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	Built to Spill: When the Wind Forgets Your Name Album Review | Pitchfork Pitchfork ... of architecting three of the defining indie rock albums of the 1990s. Whatever greatness fans hear in his music, Martsch contends he doesn't. Flag as irrelevant
	James Devane: Beauty Is Useless Album Review | Pitchfork Pitchfork But this time, he drops a heavy rhythmic anchor in the storm-tossed harbor. Trending Now. Dry Cleaning - "Don't Press Me" | Pitchfork Music Festival ... Flag as irrelevant
	Album Review: Strategies - mxdwn Music mxdwn Music Album Review: Strategies – Strategies ... Count," and "Outages" to gain fans' attention, rewarding them with the EP featuring two new songs. Flag as irrelevant
	ALBUM REVIEW: Music Maker Songbook Shows Off Blues' Best and Invites Playing Along No Depression Deep in the South, the latest package from the Music Maker Foundation, contains a songbook with guitar tablature as well as a 19-track CD ... Flag as irrelevant
	Album Review: Noah Cyrus' 'The Hardest Part' is an emotional journey - The Post The Post, Athens The album isn't all folk though. For example, "Mr. Percocet" revels in a more pop feel and embraces a strong acoustic hook. The song details Cyrus' ... Flag as irrelevant
	Patti - "The Toothpick 3" | Album Review - POST-TRASH POST-TRASH In the not-quite fifteen minutes that make up the slight, graceful song cycle The Toothpick 3, Patti covers a lot of new ground. Flag as irrelevant
	Counterparts – A Eulogy For Those Still Here (Album Review) - Sonic Perspectives Sonic Perspectives Musicians: Brendan Murphy / Vocals; Jesse Doreen / Guitar; Alex Re / Guitar; Tyler Williams / Bass Guitar; Kyle Brownlee / Drums ... Flag as irrelevant
	ALBUM REVIEW: Bloods – Together, Baby! - Narc Magazine Narc Magazine Jade Broadhead discovers a varied release from the Sydney-based punks. By Jade Broadhead on Monday, September 19th, 2022. Share It Music. Flag as irrelevant
	The Reptilian Government: Children of the Sun (Album Review) - PopMatters PopMatters Sad fact: The older we get, the harder it becomes to venture outside our little bailiwicks. That's true in life but also for music critics, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Hamid J, Cycle of a Relationship | Album Review - The Musical Hype The Musical Hype postLos Angeles-based, Iranian American, LGBTQ+ artist Hamid J shines on his 4-star, conceptual, debut album, Cycle of a Relationship. Flag as irrelevant
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