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Music
Guides for the Future, Dansicola
Album Review
(Self-released, digital download) Uncertain how to navigate 2012? Fear not! Guides for the Future will show you the way. Their sophomore effort, Dansicola, plays… -
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Trio Gusto with Mike Martin, Trio Gusto with Mike Martin
Album Review
(Magali Records, CD) Fans of Radio Bean regulars Trio Gusto will be spilling their Five-Dollar Shakes to put hands on the group’s latest release,… -
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Pulse Prophets, Greater Love
Album Review
(Self-released, digital download, CD) Music critics’ default state is cynicism. We hear a band and say something like, “Not bad, but it sounds like… -
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The Lynguistic Civilians, A Hard Act to Follow
Album Review
(Self-released, digital download) It’s official. The void in the “alternative hip-hop” genre left by the breakup of Jurassic 5 has been filled. Burlington’s relative… -
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Grant Black, Babylon
Album Review
(Self-released, CD) Sometimes old rockers need to give up chasing the dream. Thankfully, Grant Black never got that memo. The seasoned local duo —… -
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The Aztext, Who Cares if We're Dope? Vol. 3
Album Review
(Elevated Press Records, digital download) To the floods and flower buds of spring, Vermont hip-hop trio the Aztext emerge from the studio with the… -
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Aleck Woog, The Woogmatic LP
Album Review
(Rurally-Urban Records, digital download) When any Tom, Dick or Harry with a Mac and a microphone can put out an album — not to… -
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BURNTmd, Let's Get Ill
Album Review
(GTD/Coalmine Records, digital download) Vermont’s hardest-working Microphone Doctor is back, this time with an ironically titled EP and an expanded crew of physician assistants.… -
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Network, Music Is Life
Album Review
(Network Production, digital download) It is a very rare thing these days to come across a hip-hop project that isn’t a collaborative effort in some… -
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Twist of the Wrist, Twist of the Wrist
Album Review
(Self-released, CD) I used to think you needed a phone booth or a DeLorean to travel back in time. Apparently I was wrong. It… -
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Robert Resnik & Matty Morrissey, Old and New Songs of Lake Champlain
Album Review
(Self-released, CD) Vermont Public Radio’s “All the Traditions” host — and occasional Seven Days music reviewer — Robert Resnik swaps one studio microphone for… -
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Tom Cadrin, Semblance
Album Review
(Self-Released, CD) For musicians, versatility can be a double-edged sword. On the one hand, it can serve to spice up an album, keep the… -
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Algorhythms, Algorhythms EP
Album Review
(Self-Released, EP) If Seven Days had an award for Emotional Truth in a Hip-Hop Album, the self-titled EP from Algorhythms might win this year.… -
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Burnt MD And Tha Professor, Burnt MD And Tha Professor
Album Review
(GTD Entertainment, CD) Burnt MD and Tha Professor’s self-titled album opens in cinematic style, with the orchestral majesty of the Universal Pictures theme song.… -
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Anthony Geraci, Wake Up
Album Review
(Self-released, CD) I feel for the backing musician. Whether relegated to the shadows outside the limelight, feeling lucky to get a call-out at a… -
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Amber Delaurentis, Hey Sadie
Album Review
(Self-released, CD) On “Calliope Calling,” the second track of Amber deLaurentis’ latest effort, Hey Sadie, the Jersey-born, Burlington resident invokes the name of that…
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