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View From Ghost Tree
by Hands and Knees
The Massachusetts band's eighth album offers a punchy, garage rock-inspired take on classic Americana that's rugged and infectious.
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Their name is misleading: Nebraska group Uh Oh deliver delightfully raucous, guitar-driven rock & roll with rootsy hooks for days.
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The Rhythm of the City
by John Paul Keith
Classic roots rock with Memphis grit and swagger from singer-songwriter John Paul Keith, on Wild Honey Records.
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I'm You (2019)
by Hallelujah The Hills
The Boston indie rockers return, with their characteristic mix of poignant lyrics and melodies that can turn from delicate to anthemic.
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The band’s gleeful post-punk gets sharper and more endearing on their new record.
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It's a New Day Tonight
by Michael Rault
Michael Rault splits the difference between rootsy groove and ’70s American power pop on his sparkling new LP.
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“Slow Sundown” is a bewitching record, haunted by the ghosts of Mazzy Star and Cowboy Junkies.
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