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The band's crown jewel, Day Job sojourns into private battles waged every day without weaponry, won with hopes for personal growth or a brief solace. You'll be left feeling more prepared for your own.
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This is how we like 'em: Righteous, honest and well-done straight to the end! Hopeless Otis is at its fighting best on Dangerfield and just like its penultimate track says, these guys don't get tired.
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Giddy and ramshackle bedroom indie pop bursting with buoyant guitars and summery vocal hooks.
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Tense post-punk from Big Supermarket, “1800” threads bent-wire guitars through blinking keys and dead-eyed vocal lines.
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More oddball indie pop gems from the notebook of this playfully bent singer-songwriter.
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