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Rave’s Fave: The Strypes – A Good Night’s Sleep and a Cab Fare Home

Two years ago, The Strypes were one of the hottest new bands emerging from the UK. They were amazing live and released their stellar debut
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09-17-15

Mexico City Blondes – First Cut

L.A. crew Mexico City Blondes ready release of new EP with spacious pop first stream “First Cut”. Pairing a charismatic melodic line with
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09-17-15

Saintseneca – River

Columbus-based Saintseneca recently wowed us with their divinely-ethereal slightly-punk vibe vocal-duet and gentle-to-the-touch indie lo-fi
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09-14-15

Carroll – Green Acres

We’re into the potent-vibrant dreamy psych-pop latitudes of 2011-minted Minneapolis-based four-piece indie group Carroll on their woozy
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09-11-15

Palace Winter – Menton

We dig the REM-vibe wandering-melodic dreamy vocal atmospherics, monotone talky-soliloquy style background vocal interludes and brightly-laced
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09-09-15

Surrender the Spirit – WE

NYC duo Surrender The Spirit successfully endeavor an impeccable mosh of sentiments on their picturesque kitchy-vintage synth-centered new one
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09-04-15

The Crookes – Don’t Put Your Faith In Me

Tune into the pleasant-vocaled catchy-hooked muted-rowdy guitar-hung indie rock attitude of Sheffield, England foursome The Crookes on their
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09-01-15

Field Trip – Never

We dig the subdued disposition hazy-perspective neo-psychedelic-inflicted bedroom pop grooves of 90’s-inspired New Yorker indie-electro foursome
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09-01-15

Flyte – Please Eloise

Zone out to the sweet-natured chipper-vibe guitar-led tropical-consistency pop-sensibilities of London indie foursome Flyte on their
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08-28-15

Khruangbin – White Gloves

Jazzy chords well placed in the context of a great pop song is a well-loved conceit at B3. The latest grande example of the styling we’ve found
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08-26-15

Rave’s Fave: Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats – S.O.B. (Live on Jimmy Fallon)

Here’s one of the most buzzed-about late night TV gigs of the year. First of all, this is a song that caught my ear on its own merits. “S.O.B.”
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08-21-15

Saintseneca – Sleeper Hold

Center yourself in the divinely-ethereal slightly-punk male-female vibe vocal-duet and gentle-to-the-touch indie lo-fi atmospherics of
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08-20-15