Humble purveyor of pure nostalgia and beauty Ross Gentry returns with this LP, his second album for Bathetic.
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Humble purveyor of pure nostalgia and beauty Ross Gentry returns with this LP, his second album for Bathetic.
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For those who aren’t already familiar with the name Villages, it is the solo guise of one Ross Gentry. Currently residing in the heart of Asheville, North Carolina, Gentry has become an integral part of a swelling underground movement in the western part of the state. Nestled amongst the gorgeous Blue Ridge Mountians and along...
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I assume that Philidelphia’s Dan Svizeny got the name for his rock obsession from the first single released by the Misfits.
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Contrary to the name of his project, St. Louis Missouri’s Rick Weaver does not create ‘dinner music.’
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Sound A Sleep Sound continues Zac Nelson’s excursion of cerebral, whimsical drone.
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2011 was overflowing with amazing sounds. Here’s a snapshot of some things that entered into and stood out in my own little musical universe. Best Album Lee Noble “Horrorism” (Bathetic) I’ve been quite fond of everything I’ve heard from Lee Noble over the past few years. His previous releases tended to compartmentalize specific aspects...
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Age Wave provide fleeting tape loops on this 7", using low-frequency repetition to develop ethereal passages.
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Every so often our writers submit reviews for albums that have previously been covered on Foxy Digitalis. For a while we’ve tried to figure out the best thing to do with said reviews and often, sadly, the final resting place for them was in the trash. But now those days are done. On a...
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For having a string of solid releases on some of the most revered bizarro labels around (Not Not Fun, Night People, De Stijl), Iowa City synth-psych duo Wet Hair seems to be an unrecognized grand slam of the noisy underground.
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High Wolf’s A Guide to Healing veers eerily close to Adam Forkner’s White Rainbow alias but still manages to maintain his own aura.
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“Space folk” doesn’t quite capture the laid back acoustics of Scott Tuma, but this Bathetic tape sure does cement his position as the hero of a certain left behind, star gazer blues.
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