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A compilation of side-splitters from Tim Heidecker’s podcast “Office Hours,” with appearances by Fred Armisen & others.
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Drunk Dial #12 - Gentleman Jesse
by Gentleman Jesse
Buoyant one-off release from a long-running Atlanta band who juggle garage rock, folk, and power pop; don't miss the Mark Morrison cover.
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Genuine Pleasure EP
by Genuine Leather
Effervescent pop without a drop of irony, perfectly geared for fans of the more dance-oriented side of indie music and Tears for Fears.
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Away From The Castle
by Video Age
Video Age make cute and upbeat power pop that's both quirky and classic at the same time.
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Meeting of the Dons
by Donny Love
Aussie cosmonauts teleport their art rock to the dancefloor, expanding their spaced-out sound with elements of disco and synthpop.
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Post-punk full of ragged energy and the adventurousness and aggression of the early '80s underground from Portland's Escare.
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As Far As Gardens Go
by Carroll
Spacious, psych-tinged indie rock from Philly; painting in blurry watercolors (but not without percussive headiness).
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