Living With Hermits Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Justin Bowsher makes music that ranges from finger-picky folk to tweaked out funktronica. Entirely self-produced, Bowsher tends to focus more on the recordings than on the songs, themselves, though the songs are strong.
Living With Hermits recommends:
a day of Death, a day of Birth, a chasing after the Wind
by Absalom Absalom
they have amazing arrangements that are the result of hours of bickering and nit-picking. Bowsher's first producer/engineer credit as hired help.
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Justin had the honor of producing and engineering this EP, and ended up joining the band as a bass player.
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Nomads, Pilgrims
by Samuel Lockridge
Lockridge is a fantastic performer. This entire record was in his head, ready to go on tape; Justin had only to try to keep up with him. Fantastic folk confessional.
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On “Lost at the Party,” Terry Malts trade their marauding pop-punk for dark, mature pop. The result is their best record to date.
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Mellow, breezy indie pop filigreed with Fender Rhodes and slide guitar from Melbourne's Cool Sounds.
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Just like their band name implies, Cool Sounds lightly baroque indie pop is like candy for the ears.
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