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The Bay Bridged Reviews Little Shrine’s “Precise and Measured” Sophomore LP, 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑮𝒐𝒐𝒅 𝑻𝒉𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝑨𝒃𝒐𝒖𝒕 𝑻𝒊𝒎𝒆

Last Friday, San Francisco’s Little Shrine released their sophomore LP, The Good Thing About Time. On it, bassist and singer-songwriter Jade Shipman thoroughly explores the past while simultaneously interrogating the present, taking it to task with an unapologetically feminist ethos.

Instrumentally, the album draws from the rich canon of trailblazing folk punk bands like Mischief Brew, but Little Shrine bucks folk punk tradition and does not relish in their own sloppiness. From the lush string arrangements to the driving bluegrass backbeats, The Good Thing About Time is precise and measured, betraying a barely suppressed anger and resentment of the status quo that serves as the foundation for many of the recurring themes across this album.

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Vents Magazine interviews Julie Amici & Dean Mueller about their new album, recent single, influences, the Portland music scene, the pandemic’s effect on touring & more

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Julie Amici & Dean Mueller make Americana in the old-school sense. Their new LP, I Loved You So, is a thick, low-simmering stew of country, folk and blues peppered with subtle hints of jazz and gospel. In the last few years, this melting-pot of traditional American sounds has taken them from their hometown of Portland, Ore., all the way to Memphis, Tenn., where they’ve been recognized by the Cascade Blues Association not only as recording artists and performers, but also for their nonprofit work—bringing the gift of music to disadvantaged children, people with autism and the elderly through the Mudd Nick Foundation, United By Music and their own organization, Fly Me to the Moon, operated in partnership with the Oregon Music Hall of Fame.
 
For their new album, I Loved You So, Julie & Dean once again partnered with producer Alan Jones (Esperanza Spalding, Kelly Joe Phelps), who was also at the helm for their 2017 debut EP, Yellow Roses. For the sessions, Jones was on drums and percussion, and Amici handled the bulk of the lead vocals, with Mueller also singing a few songs and playing rhythm guitar, as well as electric and upright bass.
 
Vents recently caught up with Julie & Dean to discuss the new album, recent single “Frame It on the Wall,” their songwriting influences, the Portland, Ore., music scene, and the pandemic’s effect on touring. READ MORE…

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Father/daughter garage punks The Exbats talk with Surviving the Golden Age

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Kenny and Inez McLain are the father/daughter duo who make up two-thirds of the Bisbee, Arizona-based garage rock trio, The Exbats. Surviving the Golden Age spoke with Inez and her father over the phone about their latest album, Kicks, Hits, and Fits, as well as: what the band’s been up to since the quarantine went into effect, shifting their bassist into a producer role, their favorite episode of Flight of the Conchords, and getting the attention of The Rolling Stones. READ MORE…

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mxdwn premieres Night Stone’s “Be Loved” featuring MMYYKK from astralblak

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Last week two members of the Doomtree hip-hop collective, Lazerbeak and ICETEP, announced a new electronic project called Night Stone. Today, we’re premiering the newest single from their upcoming self-titled debut album, a funk-based hip-hop track called “Be Loved” that pulls elements from the past as well as carving out a futuristic new sound. The new album will be out on May 15, 2020 on Doomtree Records. READ MORE…