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PopMatters premieres Party Dolls’ title track from their debut album Love Wars Baby

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It’s only fitting that the Party Dolls’ new album Love Wars Baby (This Is American Music) will drop on Valentine’s Day. The record isn’t only about heartbreak, but there’s no shortage of it, either. Penned by District Attorneys frontman/songwriter Drew Beskin, this batch of personal songs gets gorgeous harmonies and arrangements courtesy of Jeremy Wheatley (Crooked Fingers), Tedo Stone, and fellow District Attorneys members Frank Keith IV and Walker Beard. The title track is an excellent representation of the record, wrapping pleasing sounds around direct, emotional lyrics.   LISTEN HERE

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BLURT MAGAZINE premieres “Home” from Lily and the Tigers’ new album The Hand You Deal Yourself

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Americana trio Lily and the Tigers cut their new album The Hand You Deal Yourself (out March 4) under circumstances some have noted were similar to Bob Dylan & The Band’s Basement Tapes or Bon Iver’s For Emma, Forever Ago – stripped-down, down-home, and downright intimate.  You can check out advance track “Home” right here, courtesy your friendly neighborhood BLURT (and we are damned proud to offer it to you ‘cos this group is the real deal). LISTEN HERE

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ROLLING STONE premieres Party Dolls’ “Indigo,” the lead single from their debut EP, Love Wars Baby

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Rolling Stone premiered Party Dolls’ new single “Indigo” today. “The song is basically about trying to keep your priorities straight and knowing that, sometimes, this can be impossible,” Singer Drew Beskin tells Rolling Stone. “There’s also a line in the song that’s a nod to my favorite Saturday Night Live skit – with Tom Hanks and the cast, about a Mr. Belvedere fan club – which fits well because the song has a creepy celebrity-obsession vibe.” Party Dolls’ alternately heartbroken, weary and transcendent debut LP, Love Wars Baby drops Feb. 14 via This Is American Music.  LISTEN HERE

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Relix Magazine premieres Lily and the Tigers’ “Angel of Mine”

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Lily and the Tigers’ latest album is set for release on March 4. The Georgia-based indie-folk trio traveled to rural Vermont to record The Hand You Deal Yourself, which presents the current roster featuring co-founders Adam Mincey (upright bass) and Casey Hood (guitar vocals) along with Jared Pepper (Resophonic guitar). Hood explains, “This album is about the all the work we put in to get where we’re going. You can be influenced by a lot of things but ultimately you deal your own hand. We don’t carry our fear. We set it aside.” Lily and the Tigers will support the record with an extensive spring tour. Today we premiere “Angel of Mine” from The Hand You Deal Yourself.   LISTEN HERE

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The Wild interviewed mid-tour by Mostly Harmless podcast

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This week’s interview is with THE WILD from Atlanta, Georgia (as well as other parts of the US.) We join THE WILD ATL (Witt, Diana & Dakota) in the backstage basement of the Aggie Theater in Fort Collins where the band is on tour with The Front Bottoms and You Blew It. We talk to the band about  their musical origins, first records, touring with Andrew Jackson Jihad, and working with Laura Jane Grace! We also talk to the band about the loss of their friend Anthony Poynter and how that factored into their new albums, Dreams Are Maps as well as the effects it has had on their lives and careers. LISTEN HERE

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Ground Sounds premieres Bedouin’s “The City”

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We are thrilled to be premiering a new song from Bedouin today called “The City.” She will be playing tonight at The Satellite in LA with Michael Kiwanuka and Willoughby. Don’t miss the chance to see her perform live!

“Bedouin’s sound is for the modern cyber gypsy, dipping a curious toe in the swaying Mediterranean before caravaning for weeks across the deserts of the Middle East, and finally catching a redeye back to L.A. for a pre-dawn Southern California stroll. The music is beautiful and striking, always reveling quietly in its search for some enigmatic unknown just out of reach. There is no ego here, no filter between Bedouin’s heart and her songs.” LISTEN HERE