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someone's at the door
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the difference
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wake me when it's over
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her name is love
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what she said
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bruise
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gone
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despite it all
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strange frequencies
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you know what I mean
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thread in your seam
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everyone had a ball
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goodbyewave Warsaw, Indiana
A home studio project that turned into.....well it stayed a home studio project. J. Hubner started Goodbyewave in 2002
after his cousin decided he didn't have time to work on music in their collaborative band, Squarewave. It started out just J. Hubner, but in 2006 Hubner began working with drummer Jack Long. Between 2006 and 2011 the duo put out 4 albums and 1 ep.
It was a hell of a run.
... more
goodbyewave recommends:
Sleepy Furnace
by Mark Hutchins
One of the Midwest's best kept secrets. For fans of Sparklehorse, Pernice Brothers, and Wilco.
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Dream pop from the Midwest. Cinematic, dark, and always wonderful. The Cure, Smashing Pumpkins, and Cocteau Twins are present in spirit.
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Searing melodic hard rock from this L.A. group that takes no prisoners. Riffs & hooks galore.
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Sin (Deluxe Remaster)
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The 2nd record from this Seattle group gets a reissue, a striking collection of hooky alt-rock produced by John Goodmanson.
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Wrapped In Cellophane
by Vessel
Crisp drumming cuts through the tangle of interwoven instrumentation on this cerebral yet groovy post-punk record.
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Essential Tremors
by Hooper Crescent
The Australian post-punk outfit's second album courses with unkempt kinetic energy, full of spring-tight basslines and hypnotic riffs.
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