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1. Angela Mccluskey - ““Perfect Girl Eleven”” > [listen]
The Things We Do - Manhattan

The Things We Do is a record about sex, death, joy, fear, love, pain, and beauty by one of the most exquisite modern voices

2. Crea - ““Fo Real”” > [listen]
Mystory - Aezra

Mystory, an evolutionary blend of neo-soul, classic melodies and pop accessibility, deftly shines light on the shady corners of relationships. The autobiographical, burning moments of pain, the tangled incidents of confusion, the battles of conscience, and occurrences of clarity that weave the fabric of Mystory are universal.

3. Sam Phillips - ““All Night”” > [listen]
A Boot And A Shoe - Nonesuch

On A Boot And A Shoe, Sam Phillips fully realizes the sound she began exploring on her acclaimed Nonesuch debut, Fan Dance. The new music is simple while sophisticated, rich but economical, deriving much of its power from restraint and subtlety. Produced by T-Bone Burnett, the record’s 13 songs unfold with the intimacy and organic coherence of a live show.

4. J.J. Cale - “ “The Problem”” > [listen]
To Tulsa And Back - Sanctuary

A long eight years since his last studio album, To Tulsa And Back delivers a fresh take on the trademark sound that has made Cale a musical legend for more than 30 years. Cale went back to Tulsa and his roots, connected with old friends and made a great new record while squeezing in some barbecue and plenty of talk about music and old times.

5. Shane Nicholson - ““Nice To Be Here”” > [listen]
It's A Movie - Virt

He can sing your pain better than you can describe it to your best friend. He can silence a capacity room with just his voice and guitar. Rolling Stone called it “pop for thinkers.” Meet acclaimed Australian singer/songwriter Shane Nicholson.

6. Buddahead - ““When I Fall”” > [listen]
Crossing The Invisible Line - Sanctuary

On songwriting, “The music I write is all about the emotions I have felt through this journey that began when I was just a child,” says Raman, who is now in his late twenties. “I want to address things like pride, fear, anger, hurt - the whole emotional spectrum. And when the music’s over, I want people to have something to hold onto.”

7. Sonia Dada - ““Old Bones”” > [listen]
Test Pattern - Calliope/Razor & Tie

On their sixth album, Chicago-based nine-piece band Sonia Dada create an uplifting postmodern collage of roots rock, world, gospel, and R&B genres. With Test Pattern, the band takes their trademark mix to another level with a high-tech, layered approach to studio recording that complements the passion and intensity of their four-part singing and rock solid musicianship. The 12-song CD is accompanied by a short film and psychotropic companion piece on DVD.

8. Josh Rouse - ““Comeback (Light Therapy)”” > [listen]
The Smooth Sounds Of Josh Rouse - Rykodisc

The Smooth Sounds Of Josh Rouse DVD and CD package is a specially-priced full-length live DVD capturing Josh Rouse and band in the midst of his 1972 world tour, plus a bonus 10-track rarities CD and the documentary, The Many Moods Of Josh Rouse.

9. Fastball - ““Drifting Away”” > [listen]
Keep Your Wig On - Rykodisc

Produced by Mike McCarthy (Spoon), Fastball’s Rykodisc debut delivers buoyant garage rock and Beatlesesque charms with nods to classic folk-rock, soulful R&B, and the Latin feel that’s become one of the band’s defining characteristics.

10. Peter Distefano - ““New Day Clear”” > [listen]
Gratitude - Sanctuary

Best known as a former member of Porno for Pyros , DiStefano has enjoyed a wide variety of creativity. On Gratitude, the musician’s first solo record for a major label, he has created a richly textured album carefully layered with everything sunny from California pop sounds to thunderous distorted guitar explosions.

11. Auf Der Maur - ““Followed The Waves”” > [listen]
Auf Der Maur - Capitol

Auf Der Maur is the self-titled solo debut from Melissa Auf Der Maur, former member of Hole and Smashing Pumpkins. “A hugely sexual, gleefully psychedelic rock record . . . full of deliciously melancholic stadium destroyers . . . an epic rock fantasy which showcases Auf Der Maur in her own right.” NME

12. The Supertones - ““Pugsakuk”” > [listen]
Original Music - Golly Gee

Surf Music rules the universe and The Supertones are its royal ambassadors. Their music is pure, simple, and fun. Original Music is a retrospective of the band’s original compositions from 1989-2003. “Pugsakuk” is featured in the recent MTV Real World (San Diego) and in a forthcoming major motion picture. Belly up to the whammy bar and enjoy The Supertones.

13. Tuffcat - ““Glory”” > [listen]
Asinine Lives -

Tuff Cat uniquely blends rocking guitar and entertaining lyrics to bring us a fresh new sound. The quirky mix of harmonies, electric leads, and tales of dysfunction and social awareness bring a truly new texture to the music scene. Three different lead vocalists add to the refreshing flavor of this CD.

14. Envee - ““Fallen”” > [listen]
Believe -

Independently released in 2003, Believe is a musical time capsule that has captured different genres of music. With 80’s guitar solos, 90’s hit ballads, and modern rock riffs, Envee shows their versatility in musicianship and songwriting. Believe has something for everyone. Look for their new album later this year.

15. The Found Cats - “ “Better Than Yesterday”” > [listen]
Rockabilly Rumble Deuce - Golly Gee

Rockabilly Rumble Deuce is the follow-up to Rockabilly Rumble, which has spent two years on Amazon.com’s charts as one of the most popular rockabilly records. Deuce features some of the best modern rockabilly bands including the gospel rockabilly of The Found Cats’ “Better Than Yesterday.”

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