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Fun fact... Dance Gavin Dance is from here in Sacramento and we have at least two murals for the band around town.

But the fact that our governor is also named Gavin makes everything a little more confusing.
 
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Maggie Rogers - Love You For A Long Time 7" (Graffiti Records Exclusiv

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this was several pages back now, but surprised to see the few comments on the black keys' 'turn blue' being their worst record. after several just ok albums to me - but ones that got massive, fair play to them - turn blue showed me they had some genuine creativity left and could still engage me even when getting further away from the garage blues that got me into them in the first place. it's probably my favorite album of theirs post-chulahoma (with the caveat i haven't really listened to the most recent records after turn blue more than a few times, if that).
 
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this was several pages back now, but surprised to see the few comments on the black keys' 'turn blue' being their worst record. after several just ok albums to me - but ones that got massive, fair play to them - turn blue showed me they had some genuine creativity left and could still engage me even when getting further away from the garage blues that got me into them in the first place. it's probably my favorite album of theirs post-chulahoma (with the caveat i haven't really listened to the most recent records after turn blue more than a few times, if that).
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I haven’t listened to Turn Blue since it came out. It was just make sleepy
Music to me. I should revisit it. As much as I like the early stuff, I reach for El Camino or Delta Kream 9 times out of 10
 
AndySlash said:
this was several pages back now, but surprised to see the few comments on the black keys' 'turn blue' being their worst record. after several just ok albums to me - but ones that got massive, fair play to them - turn blue showed me they had some genuine creativity left and could still engage me even when getting further away from the garage blues that got me into them in the first place. it's probably my favorite album of theirs post-chulahoma (with the caveat i haven't really listened to the most recent records after turn blue more than a few times, if that).
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I liked it more than Delta Kream and Dropout Boogie. But I liked it less than almost everything that came before it. I put it in the clearly ok category.

Chulahoma is by far my favorite thing they've ever released, so glad to see you give it a shout.
 
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Orchid "Dance Tonight! Revolution Tomorrow!"

Ten blasts of chaotic fury and emotive noise on a cute, little 10". The Orchid sound is even more aggressive than on their 12", and anyone that enjoyed any of their previous releases will be floored by these songs. Tuneful, vicious, throbbing, and chaotic hardcore played with finesse, heartfelt...
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Lee Newman said:
Is the second one the mural for the band or a band themed juice bar/electric lotto joint? Looks like I should be able to buy discount off brand cigarettes there while winning prizes playing questionable gambling machines and get an orange julius.
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I just assumed they were album covers... I don't know why they look like that

I mean Death Grips are from Sacramento too but I don't think they have a mural... or Cake
 
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