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Tag: Keller Bradberry

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A collage featuring his first album cover, which is a black and white artwork of him playing guitar under the moon, the second album cover, a blue sky with a single red trail leading from the top right corner and the third image is a black and white picture of Marshall in live performance.

Shades of Blue: King Krule

December 21, 2019December 10, 2019 Brittany

By Keller BradberryMusic Journalist For the past decade, King Krule (also known as Archy Ivan Marshall) has effectively distinguished himself in a genre all his own. He describes his fusion of jazz, punk and calypso as “Blue Wave” to MTV … Continue reading Shades of Blue: King Krule

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Behind a fence are several people holding signs saying: “I love Inner Wave,” and “Inner Babies.” The band sits on the ground in front of the fence along with one sign mounted on the fence which reads: “wya.”

Inner Wave: wya Album Review

December 8, 2019November 21, 2019 Paola Bakker

By Keller BradberryMusic Journalist Inner Wave is a Latinx indie shoegaze band, made up of childhood friends, hailing from Inglewood, California. For the past ten years, they have been jamming out in lead singer Pablo Sotelo’s parent’s garage and have … Continue reading Inner Wave: wya Album Review

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Lacy, in an orange suit, suspends himself from an orange abstract shape. A guitar rests on another shape and the head of another guitar peeks from the bottom of the frame. All is set in front of a white background.

Steve Lacy: Apollo XXI Album Review

October 28, 2019October 23, 2019 Brittany

By Keller BradberryMusic Journalist Steve Lacy, 21-year-old Compton native, makes soft-funk with great attention to song-building and guitar-playing. He began making his music via mobile device. He first worked with an alt-funk group, The Internet, as a guitarist and producer … Continue reading Steve Lacy: Apollo XXI Album Review

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Music for the Here & Now: Jakob Ogawa

September 24, 2019September 23, 2019 Arlett Ramirez

By Keller BradberryMusic Journalist Jakob Ogawa, based from Oslo, Norway, has been making romantic indie lo-fi pop tunes since 2016, with his first single “You’ll Be On My Mind.” He has since signed with Playground Music Scandinavia. His young discography … Continue reading Music for the Here & Now: Jakob Ogawa

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Virtue is written on the left side in yellow over a black border, along with The Voidz on the right side. The art is a digitally produced design with black and white lines, and a colorful streak through it

The Voidz: Virtue Album Review

March 31, 2019March 27, 2019 Lauren Jurgemeyer

By Keller BradberryMusic Journalist Artist: The VoidzAlbum: VirtueRelease Date: March 30, 2018Website: http://juliancasablancas.com/ A year ago on March 30, the experimental-rock band, The Voidz released their sophomore album, Virtue under Cult records and RCA, which comes after their debut album … Continue reading The Voidz: Virtue Album Review

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The album cover is a picture of a piece of driftwood next to the shore covered in spray paint, FIDLAR Almost Free is written in yellow and white spray paint on it.

FIDLAR: Almost Free Album Review

March 12, 2019March 14, 2019 hannahwist

By Keller Bradberry Music Journalist Artist: FIDLAR Album: Almost Free Release Date: January 25, 2019 Label: MOM+POP Website: https://fidlarmusic.com/tour/ After three years without a record, California skate-punk group FIDLAR released their third full length album, Almost Free. Lead vocalist and … Continue reading FIDLAR: Almost Free Album Review

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The album cover is a blurry image of someone wearing blue jeans jumping over the camera.

The Musical Identity of Choker

March 2, 2019February 27, 2019 Lauren Jurgemeyer

By Keller BradberryMusic Journalist While it is a very easy comparison, if you like Frank Ocean, you will find no issues diving into Choker. The pair share similarities with him in both vocal delivery and persona. Like Frank Ocean, Choker … Continue reading The Musical Identity of Choker

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The album cover is one of the twins in a yellow jester costume with face paint looking into the mirror

The Garden Mirror Might Steal Your Charm Album Review

February 5, 2019February 28, 2019 Lauren Jurgemeyer

By Keller Bradberry Music Journalist Artist: The Garden Album: Mirror Might Steal Your Charm Release Date: March 30, 2018 Website: http://www.thegardenvadavada.com/ The Garden is an Orange County-based punk duo consisting of Wyatt and Fletcher Shears. On March 30, 2018, the … Continue reading The Garden Mirror Might Steal Your Charm Album Review

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