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Evidently Chickentown
02:50
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Down By The River
02:56
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200 Years Old
03:14
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You Know I'm No Good
05:15
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Tupelo Honey
04:07
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Fever
05:22
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Blueberry Hill
03:38
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Make It Rain
03:32
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Father Death Blues
04:43
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Come Together
04:25
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Wicked Game
11:07
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Zane Brune Chicago, Illinois
"Zane Brune embodies the perfect compromise between a edgy rock and roll lifer and a elusive song-writer with his own unique language and expressions. Borrowing from the vast vernacular of rock, pop, soul and alternative, Brune swings from light to darkness seamlessly and frantically within a playlist that feels like a inner travel within the most remote corners of the human psyche." ... more
Zane Brune recommends:
the waiting room
by Tindersticks
Tinderstick's new release is indefinitely haunting and grabs you by the ears effortlessly in its simplistic yet fundamental use of creative songwriting. A great collection of tracks.
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Art Decay, Everything Looks Boring
by VHS
A really great seattle post-punk sound that blends rockin' grooves and angsty chanting so well that you'll be head bangin' in seconds.
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RAWS:Chicago
by Junius Paul Trio
A Fantastic jazz and groove live album recorded right here in Chicago. It's cool, live, and beatnik-esque - what more can you ask for?
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The Chicago duo marries post-punk and indie-pop sounds on their charming debut release.
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Lowdown Ways
by DADDY LONG LEGS
The NYC trio push their blown-out garage-blues sound into new territory, on both reinterpreted classics and originals.
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Outlandish Poetica
by Jonathan Something
An almost anti-blues/anti-rock style that masters classic sounds while mocking the industry’s perceived seriousness.
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