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Various Artists - "You Can Sing Me Anything: A Tribute to 69 Love Songs" | Album Review

Various Artists - "You Can Sing Me Anything: A Tribute to 69 Love Songs" | Album Review

In December 2018, Living Statue Records released a tribute to Magnetic Fields’ 69 Love Songs to benefit No More Dysphoria, a non-profit working to help make transitioning a more viable option for those in need, that carries the spirit and love of 69 Love Songs with a wide ranging assortment of DIY/”Indie” artists.

Thanks For Coming - "Nosebleeds Always" | Album Review

Thanks For Coming - "Nosebleeds Always" | Album Review

Nosebleeds Always is a compilation of sorts, documenting a year’s worth of withheld demos born between the walls of the Brooklyn-based artist’s apartment. The rough, brilliant sketches found on the late 2018 release demonstrate Rachel Brown’s remarkable prolificacy and melodic prowess, further proving their place as one of the most important budding songwriters right now.

Earl Sweatshirt - "Some Rap Songs" | Album Review

Earl Sweatshirt - "Some Rap Songs" | Album Review

Earl has always had something to respond to and Some Rap Songs is no exception. Despite the fact that most of it was written and recorded before the death of his estranged father, South African poet Keorpatse Kgositsile, the beauty and pain of Earl’s music has never felt more apparent, more on his sleeve, more honest.

Mr. Husband - "Ocean Pines" | Album Review

Mr. Husband - "Ocean Pines" | Album Review

Tompkins says he made this record “hunched over a 4-track, recording this music to damaged tapes that had been stored in my hot garage for over a decade and were always threatening to self-destruct.” Ocean Pines sounds like a record where a songwriter rediscovered the creative process. It’s an intimate record, made from the pure joy found in writing songs.