To some extent, I’ve always thought that Brand New was just a tad overrated. Sure, they put out two of my favorite records of all time and I love just about all of their output as a band, but there’s something odd about the way that their fans fawn over them unconditionally despite years of […]
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LIVE REVIEW: Brand New @ Starland Ballroom
December 22nd, 2013 
John Bazley 
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Tags: brand new, deja entendu, flying at tree level, Moshi Moshi, my nine rides shotgun, New Jersey, Starland Ballroom, the front bottoms, your favorite weapon 
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STREAM: Au Revoir Simone – “Somebody Who”
June 27th, 2013 Brian Leak Hailing from the hipster Mecca of Williamsburg, Au Revoir Simone, a trio with one of the coolest monikers around, taken from Pee-wee’s Big Adventure, have just released a new single entitled “Somebody Who.” The song is taken from the group’s upcoming full-length, Move in Spectrums, which is their first since 2009’s Still Night, Still Light […]
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U.S. release of Hercules and Love Affair’s Blue Songs
August 14th, 2011 Michelle Disco-revivalists Hercules and Love Affair will finally release their album, Blue Songs to the United States on August 16 through Moshi Moshi. The album is the group’s first since their 2008 release of their self-titled debut. Blue Songs was released in Europe back in January, and the lapse between release dates has been a source […]
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