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New Here Portland, Oregon
Queer and sincere Pop-punk music project/band from Portland
Oregon.
Sometimes acoustic (just Mac), sometimes electric (Full Band), always energetic!
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I love that I always calls me back to it.
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The Corruption of What Cheer?
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Restless, agitated no wave for modern times built around razor-sharp guitar and roiling percussion from Jane Doe Ensemble.
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Dark in Here
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Despite following tMG since 1996, the full impact of this devastating album was delayed for me - but when it did hit its power knocked me over. Dozens of listens later and I’m still uncovering nuances I’d missed, noticing sumptuous (dare I say!) turns of phrase, and finding excuses to play it yet again - the dishes, a walk - so that I can marinate in the big questions it asks, the small comforts it offers, and the redemption it promises to those who listen closely. Stunning across the board.
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