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 GRANT-LEE PHILLIPS: ladies love oracle - Grant-Lee Phillips in the raw, in the dark, in the basement. Sometimes a sketch says more than a mural. |   PANCHO'S LAMENT: pancho's lament - Uniquely simple accessible music - heard on TV shows Jack and Jill, Dawson's Creek and Party of Five. |  AL JARDINE, FAMILY AND FRIENDS: al jardine, family and friends - As a founding member of The Beach Boys, Al Jardine has put together a new touring band, which includes two of his own sons, Matt & Adam Jardine, two of Brian Wilson's daughters, Carnie & Wendy Wilson. |  THE SIBL PROJECT: songs inspired by literature - chapter one - Songwriters from all over America and Canada have donated their songs inspired by books, plays and poems to help raise funds for literacy. These tunes vary from acoustic pop to whimsical. |  VINYL KINGS: a little trip - This is about as close to a NEW Beatles CD as you'll ever get. |  GRANT-LEE PHILLIPS: mobilize - His newest CD. A big passionate, triumphant pop album from the genius behind Grant Lee Buffalo. Grant's voice is more haunting than ever. It's a total classic from beginning to end. Every song is pure perfection. |  FISHER: uppers and downers - Artistic Pop with lyrics that always have a truly deep meaning and a voice like a hot rock wrapped in velvet. (THIS IS A 2-CD SET!) |  SPIN 66: spin 66 - Beautiful female vocals with a very energetic, feel good Pop/Rock style that hooks the listener from start to finish. This CD ROCKS. |  DEB TALAN: something burning - Intelligent folk-pop. |  CHARLOTTE MARTIN: test-drive songs- limited edition - Passionate, emotionally open, keyboard driven music combined with the poetic story-telling of Kate Bush and Robert Smith. This is a LIMITED EDITION. | | |||||||||||
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CD Baby Editor's Picks - Pop | |||||||||||||||||||||
 ROVERSELLI: loin, loin, loin - I love quaint things, odd things, quirky, irreverent and nutty things. I crave albums that tweak my imagination and inspire imaginary travels to faraway lands- this album does all that and more. It's a collage of so many heterogeneous textures and sounds that it's impossible to hold it in your head all at once.. but grab pieces of sassy French vocals, early jazz, quirk pop, folk, delta blues, country and hell, even a nod to hip hop.. and you'll have something of an idea of the expanse of this incredible album. It's like one of those movies you just have to see and can't possible describe.. like Amelie perhaps? Or Princess Mononoke? Either way, it's a must hear.. at least once. |  MIDLAKE: milkmaid grand army - With their playful, wistful and deliciously psychedelic tone, distorted, buzzy and pleasantly crackly, yet ultimately poppy (in the vein of Brit pop) composition, Midlake cuddles up to the the likes of the Flaming Lips and Grandaddy in musical vision and as whole, will undoubtedly thrill the fan of Radiohead or Rufus Wainwright as well. They seem to have a bottomless source of creativity, surprising emotional complexity, an unusual talent for production choices and textural innovation, that track after track, never loses its kinetic energy. Catering to the well-developed palate for indie fuzz, emo, and psychedelic Brit pop, this is one of the most memorable and solid albums to dance its way into the warehouse in quite some time. |  SPANGLEMAKER: end of the gray - What happens when a guy with depth and edge lets down his guard, who's firmly planted feet make way for pop hooks that could make one giddy? Spanglemaker. Along the lines of Coldplay, U2, Travis, a hint of Billy Joel in the wings and Jeff Buckley, stirred with piano pop, bred with brit pop and smoothed together with a serrated knife, Spanglemaker is polished (with matte finish, not glossy) and forges the perfect balance between dark and bright. |  PROJEKTOR: red wolf glass - When you're looking for epic rock that makes you grit your teeth, clench your fists, squint your eyes and say, 'Yeeessss!" you want something with that built in angst but with some soul-padding too- something with give to it that ultimately stirs up all those things you're dissatisfied about. "Red Wolf Glass" is the perfect choice. Mixing the atmosphere and swirl of Brit Pop with the driving guitars and rhythms of brooding modern rock, one might be able to pick out bits of Swervedriver and Radiohead, but will, overall, be floored by that distinctive mix that just can't be pinned down except for with one word. Projecktor. |  M-PACT: 2 - Connoisseurs of a cappella pop (I know you're out there!), this is your prized album of the week. Yes, I know you folks who follow the college groups and you definitely don't want to miss M-pact- if you haven't already been trailing them, which you probably have. Seriously, if you have an ear for razor-sharp intonation, ridiculously tight vocal harmony and sexy vocal percussion, put aside those Take 6 and Rockapella albums for a few days, slap on the headphones and hold on. And besides, with every album you buy, you get one digit of their phone number. | | ||||||||||||||||
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