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a new song and some covers
Heat Exchange from Toronto released the rollicking ripper “Inferno” on the Yorkville label way back in 1968 and it’s still thumping almost fifty years later
Florian Tatard’s bass from just before the eight minute mark is almost funk
Two songs that are firmly planted in 70's punk
the band and label realized that the individual seven songs worked as one piece
INDIANNA HALE - Yesterday's Glitter LP britpop a new song and someHighly recommended. Featuring indie rock in the vein of Cate Le Bon, Faye Webster, and Cass McCombs and drawing from 1950s torch pop icons like Patsy Cline, the songs on Yesterdays Glitter come wrapped in A. M. era gauze. It's classic Indianna Hale the perfect fusion of Marty Robbins and Liz Phair you never knew you needed. The twelve tracks resonate with vintage timbre but they also cut with a twenty first century urgency. Lead Single I Cant Talk To
