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Tabula Rasa by Amy Kitcher, reviewed by Shoshana Groom
Review: “Tabula Rasa,” by Amy Kitcher
Aug 7
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Alexandra Naughton
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No Way Home, by T.C. Boyle
a book review by Hugh Blanton
Jul 31
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Polar Island Parkway – Oaks
Polar Island Parkway imbues heartfelt passion and boundless optimism in the sprawling journey of “Oaks.” Genre-wise, it taps into the bliss of…
Jul 30
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Jim Laczkowski - Hold On
Jim Laczkowski draws on decades of knowledge, distilling it into genuine optimism and hope for the world in “Hold On.” Laczkowski has been working in…
Jul 26
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And if I said good for her, then what?
Expressing feminine rage is so in right now -- a new essay by Sadee Bee
Jul 15
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cmon3tta - cmon
An absolute rush on the senses, cmon3tta presents pure, unfiltered joy of togetherness with the wild, multifaceted musings of “cmon.” Layers are…
Jul 11
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BeachSloth
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Flowers For Juno – Kairos
“Kairos” elevates Flowers For Juno’s sound into a pure stream of consciousness, immersing the listener in the infinite.
Jul 11
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D.J. Lauria Band - New Old Stock
“New Old Stock” ties together the classics and the contemporaries of power pop in a perfect little package, proving the D.J.
Jul 7
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Matilyn
Dark, brooding memories that haunt the soul, Matilyn documents with stunning clarity the scars broken, bad relationships bring.
Jul 5
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Black Astronaut Records - Oliver.
A tender tribute to an artist who had so much more to give, Black Astronaut Records goes for a gentle grace in “Oliver.” Oliver Tree passed away…
Jul 1
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Black Astronaut Records - Handstands In The Vatican Ft. ai12die & Tino Red
Black Astronaut Records go every which way you can imagine with the slow-fast flow mix-up in “Handstands In The Vatican Ft.
Jun 29
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NITESHØRE - Sunset to Sunrise
NITESHØRE lets the tropical flair and nightlife flow on the carefree party attitude of “Sunset to Sunrise.” Vocals rest right in the heart of the entire…
Jun 26
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