The Trap recommends:
The Devil To Pay
by Brett Shady
The simple, yet soulful arrangements mix perfectly with Brett Shady's classic storytelling imagery. Keep an eye out for Brett's new record this year.
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By turns melodic, inventive, explosive and introspective, Pinnacles showcases the substantial talent of several local musicians with a captivating rock and roll sound.
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Back Into The Dream
by Elephant Stone
Montreal psych-pop veterans sound as infectious and hypnotic as ever on their seventh LP, slinging jangly riffs and bright vocal harmonies.
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Remember Never Before
by July Talk
The Canadian indie rock group asks listeners "who are you" on an album that is about acceptance at its core.
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Are You Glad I'm Gone? / Nothing Else
by Trash Man
Two new songs from the Nashville musician (and drummer in Sad Baxter) reveal a talent for rock hooks and anthemic power pop aesthetics.
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A slow drip of Tropicália-infused psychedelia from New Orleans rock outfit Blue Basin: balmy one moment, aggressive the next.
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