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N I I C Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Indie dance music delivered by a one-dog band! Dynamic, hometown vocals of this green dog, backed by an energetic, electro-rock beatscape. It's music for the party animals!
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by Fox Amoore and Pepper Coyote
supported by 17 fans who also own “Introduction: I Am”
I'd listened to this album years before attending my first furcon and I feel that the mood it sets is the closest thing to actually being there. It beautifully captures the soul of the furry fandom.
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supported by 15 fans who also own “Introduction: I Am”
This whole album is amazing and It's very hard for me to pick a favourite because it keeps changing but every song on this album absolutely go's off. All of Pepper Coyote's (Including his early work in Look Left) and Fox Amoore's songs are definitely worth listening to.
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supported by 12 fans who also own “Introduction: I Am”
This song is awesome, i even made a poorly animated lyric video for it.
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Truth or Consequences
by Chelsea Rose
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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Io tu il loro
by Klaus Johann Grobe
Pivoting from German to English, disco to soft rock, the groovy Swiss duo branch out on their first album in six years.
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On his latest LP, Magic Al takes stock of personal losses in indie pop that’s alternately melancholy and bright.
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A Musical Tail: One Weekend
by Fox Amoore
supported by 12 fans who also own “Introduction: I Am”
Very cute, and very true-to-life! The arrangement is extremely well-done on every track, it is hard to believe that this did not come from some large production company. I bought the LP, and I must admit that I am slightly disappointed with the sound quality. It was clearly cut from a compressed digital source. There are some artifacts present at softer passages that should otherwise be bone-jarringly smooth on high-fidelity LPs.
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