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[thebolg]

Tweet Review of self titled EP from Josh Gray

a fine effort under the umbrella of folk with decent lyrical prowess, which is the primary goal for the genre as i see it - chrops

With the voice of someone you knew as a senior in high school, the kind of guy who was just starting to blossom, and who seemed to be about 40 upon graduation, inexplicably, everyone looking up to him to the extent they thought about him at all, Josh Gray twiddles on his acoustic guitar. -Peck

[thebolg]

I Was Framed

This track is from the album The Quest for the 100th Monkey and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/paperclipscientists

TWEET REVIEW - Paperclip Scientists

As if Tom Waits joined Big Head Todd to make a reggae influenced pop rock album, Paperclip Scientists is totally worth a listen for fans of 90s rootsy alt rock. - Jt

another instance of this bolger not feeling qualified to bolg since it’s objectively good but don’t not do no thang for me (circa dave matthew’s band) - chrettle

[thebolg]

Tweet Review: Self Titled EP by Piuma

Putting the harmony of music and the enviroment together with equal parts earnestness and frankness, with some songs sounding like Jim James funk, left me wishing I was on a hiking trip while listening to the album. teej

good and tight, ableit something of a drag - chram

[thebolg]

Tweet Review: Salt by Fin

The Vampire Weekend, Arcade Fire and Real Estate influences stand out in this Virginia based EP that shows plenty of potential for when they find their voice. - Jt

With a light but driving sound and xylophone & tambourine particularly well employed, a picture more than worth admiring is painted.  - Ty

this is very innovative and warrants at least several listens as a sort of immersion into their musical language, which is an engaging, eclectic, and positively challenging one to learn - chrecious

[thebolg]

Tweet Review: Dancing in the Paint by Chase Jean Pop

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jwuk8bsD4Nk)

These are some boldly lazy vibes that really make one FEEL CHILL. -Peck

You will experience: A Kevin Durant crossover, Teen Wolf highlights, White Men Can’t Jump highlights, the artist wearing a mask akin to Sub Zero, and at the end you will be rewarded with an awesome Russell Westbrook dunk...just do it. -b

[thebolg]

Tweet Review: My Heart is Like a Vampire by Surgery Without Knives

One can imagine that if Anthrax and the lead singer of Aerosmith had a child who started a band that also featured a rebellious trumpet player, it might sound something like this. -Peck

For those who like moody, angsty music, but not the cup-of-coffee-on-a-rainy-day sort, Surgery Without Knives has a song here that’s more of the drink-a-whiskey-and-speak-your-mind ilk. -b

[thebolg]

TWEET REVIEW: Morning London by George Linton

This song makes me admire artists like Songs:Ohia who can stick to minimal singer songwriting strummery - Jt

This would be a great song to hear at an open mic night. -peck

george, i like how you flavored one of the most basic chord progressions in the world (i have a song of my own that uses it), and your opening line is wonderfully intriguing food for thought - chres

[cafepellicola]