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 Sean Bonnette wouldn’t be capable of writing poorly or carelessly even if he wanted to.

 Splits are almost never liked... but this one delivers seven punches of negativity and bad feelings in delirious parables.

The Goblin's Split showcases Andrew Jackson Jihad at their best with raw, emotional acoustic performances reminiscent of lo-fi masters like the Mountain Goats. Ghost Mice offers lighthearted indie folk that complements the split with charm. The album balances heartfelt despair with punk ethics under the DIY ethos of Plan-It-X Records. This split is a compelling mix for folk punk fans who appreciate depth and sincerity. Listen to the Goblin's Split for an unforgettable journey through raw folk punk emotion and DIY authenticity.

 Sean Bonnette manages to desecrate, to be worse than politically incorrect without ever sliding into the nonsensical or childish.

 Andrew Jackson Jihad has released the best album of this year (two thousand fourteen)(that is, the best of those I have listened to).

This review highlights Andrew Jackson Jihad's debut album as a raw and fiercely honest folk punk record. Sean Bonnette's intense vocal delivery and provocative lyrics carve out a unique existential and nihilistic worldview. The album balances rough acoustic punk with sharp social commentary, avoiding childishness despite its confrontational style. Praised as one of the best albums of 2014, it sets the foundation for the band's evolving poetics. Listen now to Andrew Jackson Jihad's fierce and unforgettable folk punk debut!

 Sha Sha is one of those albums so permeated with adolescent moods that they always sound fresh.

 'Wasted & Ready' is power pop for college radio to the core, an outtake of Pinkerton that Rivers Cuomo wouldn’t have managed to write.

Ben Kweller's debut solo album 'Sha Sha' captures the essence of youthful power pop with rich vocal harmonies and energetic instrumentation. The album channels influences from Weezer and the Beatles, delivering fresh and timeless tracks. Despite his early prodigy status and rocky beginnings with The Radish, Kweller's talent shines through in this semi-mature work. 'Sha Sha' remains a compelling listen and an overlooked gem in early 2000s indie rock. Listen to Ben Kweller's 'Sha Sha' and experience a fresh take on power pop and youthful indie rock magic!

 Wakin On A Pretty Daze will endure. Kurt Vile’s painting, his technique made of fingerstyle and tangible coolness, is too material to be spoiled by the patina of time.

 Certain nights, the radio playing Kurt Vile seems to understand who you are, and the enchanting ten minutes of Goldentone close the album in Harvest territory, in the spirit of the most classic classic.

The review praises Kurt Vile’s Wakin On A Pretty Daze as a mature and classic folk album rooted in North American songwriting tradition. With its spontaneous technique, rich instrumentation, and epic songwriting, the album stands out from current trends. It highlights Vile’s unique vocals and guitar style, comparing him favorably to Lou Reed and J Mascis. Despite challenges like the removal of the album’s graffiti cover art, the work’s essence remains enduring and iconic. Listen to Kurt Vile’s Wakin On A Pretty Daze and experience a timeless folk rock journey that captivates and endures.

 Jeans Wilder, for his part, seems to have faded away without leaving a mark in the insignificant world of hype of hip of like of bit.

 Ladies and gentlemen, let's raise our glasses and bongs and remember Jeans Wilder: abandoned on the beach, sunk with his surf among waves and distortions.

This review serves as both a tribute and an analysis of Jeans Wilder's 2012 album Totally. It reflects on the artist's recent death and the melancholic, dream punk sound that defines the record. The reviewer highlights key tracks and the unique blend of surf and psychedelic influences. Though Jeans Wilder remained largely unrecognized in mainstream circles, the album is praised for its artistic depth and emotional resonance. Discover Jeans Wilder's unique dream punk sound in Totally and celebrate the legacy of a poignant indie artist.

 Straight shoegaze that prefers enchantment to bite, few digressions and many song forms among the best you can find on this side of the Atlantic.

 The voice... splits - magic - often into very bilindian harmonizations; speaking of the Cocteau Twins, the title track... is the closest thing.

Echo Lake's debut EP Young Silence is a concise, high-quality shoegaze work rooted in classic influences like My Bloody Valentine and Cocteau Twins. The six-track release showcases graceful vocals and song arrangements with subtle homages to iconic bands. Released by Slumberland Records in 2010, it balances enchantment with musical depth, offering some of the best shoegaze sounds currently available. Listen to Echo Lake's Young Silence and experience enchanting shoegaze at its finest!

 ‘In the Lillys' album, there’s primarily a lot of suffering dressed as electronic elegance.’

 ‘Here the temporal context matters ... Very C86 vibes, among other things.'

The review celebrates Lilys' album 'In the Presence of Nothing' as a seminal shoegaze work released shortly after Loveless. It highlights the band's unique take on the genre, blending noise and melody with inspiring creativity. Despite comparisons to My Bloody Valentine, the album stands out through its richly textured sound and emotional depth. The reviewer returns to this classic as a source of inspiration amid contemporary shoegaze disappointments. Listen to Lilys' 'In the Presence of Nothing' and experience the true roots of shoegaze innovation.