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Amy Rigby is one of our very best songwriters, and this, her first solo album in many years, is another collection of gems. It's also more "indie" than her prior releases; its grittier, more rocking sound suits Amy well. Most of the instruments are played by Amy and her husband Wreckless Eric, the album's producer. You can't go wrong with an Amy Rigby album, and though newbies should start with "Diary of a Mod Housewife," this is a must-hear.
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The impossible-to-pin-down new record from Pioneer 11 hopscotches across dance, psych, and modular synth music with glee.
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Eric is the best at nostalgia.
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