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Sleepy Horses
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Down (heart Will Break Your Fall)
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from Somewhere Out West, Lonesome for You
(2006)
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Acetate
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Can't You Can't You
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from This Band Makes Me Feel
(2009)
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OverflO
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Out of Line
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from Chasing the Noise
(2004)
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Nutria
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Heard It from a Friend
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from Cheef
(2006)
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The Good Ship
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The Eggleston Guide
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from The Good Ship
(2004)
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Full Fathom Five
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Built You a Gun
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from Sides
(2003)
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The Tom Collins
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Back of Your Mind
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from Daylight Tonight
(2005)
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hey, revolution!
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Candyland
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from ...Like It's HOT!
(2005)
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An Epic at Best
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Carolina
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from There Will Be Rain
(2006)
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Commander Chameleon
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Tussin DM
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from Commander Chameleon
(2007)
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Boulevard
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Marie
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from Vice & Daring
(2005)
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Matt Ryczek
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Without You
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from Six Year Plan
(2005)
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Forthfading
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Perfect Imperfection
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from Internal
(2004)
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Ceiling Fan
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Burnt Sienna
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from Hot Streets
(2004)
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The Bearfoot Hookers
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Rain Don't Stop the Trains
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from AthFest 2007, Vol. 2
(2007)
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Chris McKay & The Critical Darlings
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Colors In Black & White
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from C'Mon, Accept Your Joy
(2007)
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Jason Harwell
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Somewhere the Sun
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from Alive In the Fall
(2004)
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The Late B.P. Helium
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The Weeping Soul
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from Kumquat Mae - EP
(2004)
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Mother Jackson
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The Man On Top
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from Suck On This
(2005)
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Southern Bitch
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Come On
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from Snake In the Grass
(2005)
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Nick Edelstein
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Ripple
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from Ripple
(2006)
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The 63 Crayons
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Devils
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from Spoils for Survivors
(2007)
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Gabriel Young
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It's You
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from Sidewalks and Dirt Roads
(2005)
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Dodd Ferrelle & The Tinfoil Stars
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Lightning Strikes
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from The Murder of Love
(2005)
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Wesley Cook
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So Long
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from We've Been Here Before
(2005)
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Comment:
If our Deep Cuts is any indication, Athens' hard-fought reputation is safe . . . and still developing. Acetate's "Can't You Can't You" blows out of the power pop gate [i]already jammed[/i] into maximum overdrive, with Keith Moon-y drum fills and a double-tracked harmony vocal that's tighter than Joan Rivers' next facelift. On the other hand, OverflO dials down their eight-cylinder energy to a lazy riverbank stroll in "Out of Line," the kind of tune you might play after you'd worn the grooves off your favorite Allman Brothers LP. And, sometimes, really great music is concealed behind a really questionable band name; such is the case with Nutria (named for an overgrown, swamp-dwelling, rat-like creature). Perfecting the garage formula of balancing a magnetic melody with a fistful of ragged edges to keep it interesting, the indie-pop duo's "Heard It from a Friend" sticks in your brain like sonic peanut butter.
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