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Horace Pinker Chicago, Illinois
Horace Pinker has toured the world relentlessly, playing in more than 20 countries and featured on some of the biggest festivals. They have released 8 full length records, 14 EP's, appeared on over 30 compilations, network TV shows and various magazines. They continue to defy the trends and release powerful music with thoughtful lyrics that cannot be pinned down to a simple category or genre. ... more
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Chances Are”
I can’t think of anything funny or meaningful to say.
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Foolish (Remastered)
by Superchunk
supported by 4 fans who also own “Chances Are”
Great. Reminds me (and the rest of the world) of '93-'94, what it felt like. Like an Adrian Tomine comic (esp. "Driveway to Driveway" 😉 👍👍👍 #YEAH ), or a zine, or a show. I love it. One of my favorite albums — *ever*. 😉 👍👍👍 #YEAH #theCHUNK
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Majesty Shredding
by Superchunk
supported by 4 fans who also own “Chances Are”
Triumphant! I can't believe how triumphant this is. I put this in one of my "Icosadyadria" stories, how, post-Mission of Burma reuniting (and putting out, in particular, "The Obliterati": "Roxy Music came to change the world / and all I got was this lousy t-shirt!"), Dinosaur Jr. (what Henry Rollins called "resuming"), GbV with the orig. lineup (I loved "She Lives in an Airport!") ... "it's not that there aren't any 2nd acts in American life," as F. Scott Fitzgerald said. It's not true, anymore.
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Bridging Electricity
by Lost Legion
Hard-charging street punk with searing riffs and anthemic, shout-along choruses from Chicago's Lost Legion.
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Songs of the Exiled I: Chicago
by La Armada
Two crushing songs from Dominican-American hardcore punk group La Armada introduce a yearlong set of releases paying homage to their roots.
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Bought to Rot
by Laura Jane Grace
Against Me!'s Laura Jane Grace steps out with a new band and a debut record of heartfelt songs encompassing classic rock, punk, and jangle.
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On the Mouth (Remastered)
by Superchunk
supported by 4 fans who also own “Chances Are”
This album has been in my top 10 all-time favorite albums list since it came out.
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