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audio/rocketry Edmonton, Alberta
Friendship has been a pillar of audio/rocketry’s blistering rally cry from the start, with the core duo of Joe Vickers and Matthew Murphy expanding to accommodate a rotating crew of some of Edmonton’s hardest working musicians. After a decade of touring the continent, the band finds itself distilled to its strongest bonds and purest sound with the addition of Blair Drover and Jerome Tovillo. ... more
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Runners”
Aggressively Frantic and sad songs disguised as upbeat / happy ones. Rot is a jam with a capital J.
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Probably Nothing, Possibly Everything
by Pat The Bunny
supported by 4 fans who also own “Runners”
All of Pat the Bunny's music is worth checking out. I have a lot of memories tied to these songs. He's an incredibly talented artist and hugely inspiring. Listen to his older music too!
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Rogue Taxidermy
by Days N' Daze
supported by 4 fans who also own “Runners”
fell into Days n' Daze when I was travelling, thanks to some of my road dogs. I don't have that freedom anymore but I feel a piece of it Everytime I listen to their music. love y'all!
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The songs on the latest from Worriers hurtle forward breathlessly, with hook after hook topped by scorching vocal melodies.
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We'll Hide Away: Complete Recordings 1993-1995
by Grain
In the early ’90s, the Ohio band were champions of boundary-crossing Midwestern hardcore.
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With guitar work that recalls the highest heights of Polvo, New Lands brings an emo approach to post-punk fretwork.
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TV Priest's second record springs forth with a tension, dynamism, and crunch not often found in this brand of broody, shouty post-punk.
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