Blaze Pascal New York
New York's most loveable underground pop band, Blaze Pascal recorded and released a song every week in 2018. These Days Are Ours is our 14 favorite tracks out of the 52. It is a follow up to 2017's EP The Tide. We are currently working on our first full length studio album. ... more
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Grand Experiment: 10th Anniversary Edition
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Proof there's more to Providence than Johnson & Wales and gay bathhouses. "Knockout" is a peppy little boogie sounding like a Raw Power outtake needing an Iggy mix. "Glass Houses" is a drunk VU campfire jam with obligatory heroin reference. When I first heard Matt Demello, I assumed he was native NYC. Clearly, he had the ambition and sound down early on. But once again: lyrics? And I give permission as a gay man to remove the asterisks from "faggot". This is Bandcamp, not Assle Music.
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No Moon, No Stars
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There's something really genuine and sincere about this album. It relaxes me but also lifts up my mood.
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Truth or Consequences
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The former Summer Twin steps into her own on a sophisticated solo record full of classic pop sounds and starry-eyed optimism.
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the 🌍 is ending and i ❤️ u
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Jack Goldstein's deeply personal exploration of love and grief is expressed here through a blend of emo and hyperpop.
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Deleted Scenes
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Restringing the Deathless Refrain
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along with "A Lonely Gust Toward the Heavens" are among my favorite albums of 2019. Incredible music, great production, honestly it's incredible.
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