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Dann Gunn Chicago, Illinois
Nashville native Dann Gunn has been recording and performing since 1989, initially inspired by the first generation guitar-
driven postpunk bands.
Dann wanted it to all mean something - something spiritual and cathartic while connecting with others. Having felt that his inner life had profited from the thoughts and words of other artists, he felt the need to 'put something back'.
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The Lost Tapes (New Studio Album)
by The Call
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Awesome compilation of quality tracks from "the vaults." It is a shame some were not included on their respective releases originally. Sadly, and like the 2-CD reissue of Reconciled and Into the Woods, more extensive liner notes would have made this release all that much better. Still, great to hear more from The Call.
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Michael Knott is the spiritual successor to Johnny Cash
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supported by 4 fans who also own “So It Goes”
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Lost Themes IV: Noir
by John Carpenter
The latest installment of John Carpenter’s celebrated “Lost Themes” is now available for pre-order.
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I Wish You Could See Yourself Right Now
by Gentle Organisms
The aptly named Gentle Organisms specialize in quietly radiant songs centered on tender melodies.
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Carla Geneve returns with a record of jittery alt-rock, topped with lyrics that are both wry and introspective.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “So It Goes”
When I first heard Mercury, I had a hard time getting past the change in sound. Then I saw the band in '98 near Chicago at a reunion show, and everything made sense. After that show, Mercury became one of my favorite records of all time. HUMB shows what Mercury was intended to be, and it's raw, aggressively mixed, without the "arena" feel that Mercury has. The record sounds ahead of its time, honestly, and is a must-own for any TPC fan. A rare definitive statement from a groundbreaking band.
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