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The Teeth

Philadelphia quartet one’s teeth are twin brothers Peter MoDavis (bass, vocals) and Aaron MoDavis (electric guitar, vocals) alongside Brian Ashby (electric guitar) and Jonas Oesterle (drums). Dealing with the ambition and vocal varieties of Queen, Bowie, as well as the Beatles with an indie rock and roll center, the brothers …

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Pinback

While a spinning cast of instrumentalists discovers loose assembly beneath the Pinback name, the relationship of Armistead Burwell Smith IV and Rob Crow reaches the heart from the some of the most complex, postmodern indie pop happening over the West Coast. Within the first couple of days of 1998, Smith …

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Simon Dawes

Newly scrubbed alternative rockers from your upper-class LA beach suburb of Malibu, Simon Dawes can be an inoffensive mixture of the Shins’ quirky, ’60s-inspired melodicism as well as the radio-ready commercial sheen from the Killers or Maroon 5. Fronted by senior high school close friends Taylor Goldsmith (business lead vocalist) …

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Rilo Kiley

Like their West Coast contemporaries in Death Cab for Cutie, Rilo Kiley steadily gained traction in indie pop circles through the entire past due ’90s and early 2000s prior to the record industry (and public most importantly) officially took note. Led by previous child stars Jenny Lewis (vocals, electric guitar, …

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Central Services

A bright-eyed and jangly power pop music group with solid echoes of the Pacific Northwest compatriots the Shins as well as the Posies, Central Providers are the type of music group who probably don’t brain it when reviewers utilize the phrase “winsome” to spell it out them. The primary of …

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The M’s

Chicago noise pop quartet the M’s shaped in the summertime of 2000. Vocalist/guitarist Josh Chicoine, past due of regional jam music group Jamestown, initial collaborated with drummer Steve Versaw within the short-lived psych pop clothing Sanoponic, and from then on task dissolved, Versaw transferred in with vocalist/bassist Joey Ruler (his …

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Bitter Bitter Weeks

Bitter Bitter Weeks catches a melancholy, yet darling indie nation audio, and behind the display is multi-instrumentalist/maker Brian McTear. McTear, previously of Marinernine, is definitely best-known for creating materials by Matt Fish pond PA, Mazarin, Lefty’s Deceiver, and Burning up Wedding brides. He and Jason Knight also founded Miner Road …

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Daphne Loves Derby

Like Nirvana did almost 2 decades previously, the pop-friendly indie trio Daphne Loves Derby originally formed in a little city near Seattle, WA (Kent instead of Aberdeen, within their case) once the bandmembers were even now teenagers. Nevertheless, Kurt Cobain and Krist Novoselic didn’t possess the Internet if they had …

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World Leader Pretend

New Orleans’ Globe Innovator Pretend features Keith Ferguson (vocals/acoustic guitar/keyboards), Parker Hutchinson (keyboards), Matt Martin (acoustic guitar), Arthur Mintz (drums), and Alex Smith (bass). The ambitious quintet, which cites R.E.M. (they admittedly took their music group name from the R.E.M. track of the same name), Radiohead, as well as the …

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Youth Group

Sydney, Australia’s Youngsters Group originally formed about vocalist/guitarist Toby Martin and drummer Danny Allen. As the two got addicted to with many other players occasionally, with the band’s second full-length they’d gelled with guitarist Cameron Emerson-Elliott and bassist Patrick Matthews. Released in Australia (Ivy Group) in 2004 and America (via …

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