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Wednesday, January 19 2011

Part 1: From Admiral Radley to Glasser

The three-day 2010 edition of Slipped Discs kicks off with the folk rock of Blitzen Trapper, the collaboration of David Byrne and Fatboy Slim, the timeless pop of Crowded House, the brilliant hip-hop of Drake, and many more. All records that missed our top 70 list last year.


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Sunday, October 17 2010

Glasser: Ring

Glasser’s debut album, Ring, is filled with the kind of indie-pop pedigree that makes music PR people froth at the mouth. Fortunately, the album is hardly a collection of popular indie derivatives.


Tuesday, October 12 2010

Glasser: Ring

The debut album from Glasser continues in the vein of the breakthrough track, "Apply", but doesn't fully capitalize on the strange darkness, which made that song good.


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Thursday, November 18 2010

Glasser + Twin Shadow: 15.Nov.2010 - Washington D.C.

Recasting themselves as proper ensembles, both Twin Shadow and Glasser successfully sought out bigger, fuller sounds.


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