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Look Left Phoenix, Arizona
Look Left was formed in 2008 when Jared Clark (Vocals/Acoustic Guitar) decided he wanted to be a rock musician. He went out
into the harrowing Northwestern Pennsylvania tundra, bought a microphone and started recording. He was joined by Derek Wilber (Bass), Andrew Cotts (Guitar/Backing Vocals), and Matt Royek (Cajon/Percussion/Oddjobs).
LATER after graduating the college, Jared continues alone.
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This is the kind of stuff I never thought I'd hear again. It's everything I like about rock. Had me at the first track.
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Effing hilarious album. Very creative, clever, and all around fun to listen to. Wish this guy put stuff out more often. He's an amazing songwriter.
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The Lives of Dexter Peterson
by Matthew Ebel
This guy is the reason I decided to take the leap and become a DIY musician. I figured if I could do it even half as well as he does, I'd be doin' alright. Listen. Now.
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by Fox Amoore and Pepper Coyote
supported by 30 fans who also own “I Won't Be There ft/ Thom”
I'd listened to this album years before attending my first furcon and I feel that the mood it sets is the closest thing to actually being there. It beautifully captures the soul of the furry fandom.
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supported by 28 fans who also own “I Won't Be There ft/ Thom”
This whole album is amazing and It's very hard for me to pick a favourite because it keeps changing but every song on this album absolutely go's off. All of Pepper Coyote's (Including his early work in Look Left) and Fox Amoore's songs are definitely worth listening to.
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earth to ursa major
by jordaan mason
Delicate, plangent indie rock from this Toronto singer-songwriter, who here explores the many aspects of depression.
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