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Vivian Girls may take their inspiration from 60s girl groups and 70s punk, but their success is a purely 21st-century story. In fact, it’s hard to think of any group more profoundly affected by the Internet’s rapid hype cycle.

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Speech Debelle’s debut album, Speech Therapy, won Britain’s coveted Mercury Prize last year, but the jury’s still out on whether the career-boosting award will lead to success.

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The world of nostalgic dance rock is crowded with artists vying for the listener’s attention. But when Brooklyn’s Tigercity hit the scene in 2004 with a brand of lo-fi, electro-nuanced pop rock that elicited comparisons to Prince, Hall & Oates and the Talking Heads, people took note.

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Disc Review

Disc Review

Disc Review

Disc Review

Disc Review

Disc Review