Charlie Megira Israel
The bastard love child of Elvis and Lux Interior, Israeli guitarist Charlie Megira brewed a heady amalgam of ’50s trash rock, surf tremolo, and reverb-drenched goth during his all-too-brief 44 trips around the sun. Armed with only an Eko guitar, a black tuxedo, and his signature wrap-around shades, Charlie Megira was a mold-breaking artist who disintegrated while we were all staring at our phones. ... more
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Everywhere at the end of time
by The Caretaker
supported by 13 fans who also own “The Death Dance Of The Busty Hot Lifeguard Instructor”
Actually astounding and emotionally moving, creating a community that I have been proudly a part of for 2 years
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Love Police
by Charlie Megira & The Modern Dance Club
supported by 10 fans who also own “The Death Dance Of The Busty Hot Lifeguard Instructor”
Pretty different from the OTHER double album of his I have. Great stuff. Lo-fi, high energy, rock rock rock. That cover is pretty whoah (there are THREE people in it!). I highly recommend you watch the docco on him and if you like the docco buy all the music. Or buy all the music (it goes out of print fast, the docco is easy to track down) first THEN watch the docco. Or do it all on the same day. Only you can prevent forest fires.
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Hunger for a Way Out
by Sweeping Promises
supported by 10 fans who also own “The Death Dance Of The Busty Hot Lifeguard Instructor”
You had me at Kleenex/LiLiPUT meets ESG
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The former frontman of the Pains of Being Pure at Heart lets loose with a passionate, Dylan-esque record full of razor-sharp lyricism.
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These two singles by Fime live up to the band's self-described "cool ass boy rock" vibe.
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A little psychedelia, a little '80s synth gloss, a little present-day festival indie: Elle Belle folds this all into loopy, catchy rock.
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Everywhere, an empty bliss
by The Caretaker
supported by 10 fans who also own “The Death Dance Of The Busty Hot Lifeguard Instructor”
Just imagine if these outtakes made it into EATEOT, the project would've been over seven hours! I love how "I Might Be Vanishing" is a stark contrast from other tracks, being only nine seconds.
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