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supported by 17 fans who also own “A LITTLE LOVE”
Every song is great, but the lyrics to this one put it at the top for me.
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Into The Blue
by The Joy Formidable
supported by 16 fans who also own “A LITTLE LOVE”
Over 10 Years since their breakthrough LP "The Big Roar" TJF return to that BIG SOUND that just pounds through your Speakers into your Brain. This absolutely Rocks throughout except for a Couple Acoustic Interludes. Studio Experimentation with Keys & Electronics have definitely fleshed out TJF's overall sonic attack. Ritzy's Vocals have never Sounded Better-Great Mix. Powerful Stuff indeed! This Material will Absolutely "Kill" Live on Tour in 2022.
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A Balloon Called Moaning (10th Anniversary Edition)
by The Joy Formidable
supported by 13 fans who also own “A LITTLE LOVE”
The first disc shows The Joy Formidable at their very beginning, while disk two shows them in their current form, and they have never been better. The acoustic versions are complex and utterly beautiful. The Welsh language might be a bit strange for first (and second) time listeners but after a while it really comes together and the result is an amazing album. I've listened to the whole thing countless times and can't wait for more.
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AutoTuned vocals, pop-punk riffs, frenetic drum loops, a DJ Sabrina the Teenage DJ collaboration: the Liverpool band do hyperpop-rock right.
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Monster Truck Mondays
by The Empty Threats
Tightly wound post-punk with splashes of new wave; heavy on twangy riffs, phased-out melodies, and understated vocals.
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