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You guys seemed keen on this weekly round-up of releases when we debuted it last week, so we’re back to point you in the direction of some notable releases. There’s a great representation of independent bands this week, with Nite Jewel’s synth-pop, Andrew Bird’s quirky indie stylings and the full on rock of The Men, not to mention a new album from our second favorite Boss. Don’t forget to let us know what you think of the albums featured in the comments section.
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Nite Jewel – One Second Of Love
One Second Of Love marks a change for Ramona Gonzales from the lo-fi electronic haze of her previous recordings, as she has decided to polish her sound and given us an album full of crisp beats, sparkling synths and warm, alluring vocals. This is 90’s era synth-pop brought to the modern day, and many of the songs are just as fit for mainstream radio play, as for an edgy party in Nite Jewel’s native LA.
