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Real Estate discovers beauty in simplicity on ‘Atlas’
Album review: Real Estate’s ‘Atlas’
Music Stories + Interviews
Orlando Weekly Music Stories + Interviews delivers daily coverage of local bands, artist profiles, and conversations shaping Central Florida’s music scene.
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The Men return to form on ‘Tomorrow’s Hits’
Album review: The Men’s ‘Tomorrow’s Hits’
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Twin sisters create ghostly vocal melodies as the Casket Girls
Make no mistake about their haunted sonic intentions
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This Little Underground: New sightlines at Will’s Pub
Gasoline Heart, Mike Dunn, Darsombra, East of the Wall, Cave of Swimmers, Coldside
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Bleeding Rainbow’s ‘Interrupt’ is more imitation than originality
Album review: Bleeding Rainbow’s ‘Interrupt’
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St. Vincent travels to more creative and abstract heights
Album review: St. Vincent’s self-titled
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This Little Underground: Mojave Wilde’s secret release show
Deaf 2 the Industry, Everymen, Iron Chic, Benjamin Booker
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Schoolboy Q’s major-label debut is worth its weight in gold teeth
Album review: Schoolboy Q’s ‘Oxymoron’
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Cheerleader’s self-titled EP is not afraid to make you swoon
Album review: Cheerleader’s self-titled
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Six stages of being an Orlando music fan
See which stage you most identify with as an active member in the local music scene
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Wild Beasts’ ‘Present Tense’ focuses synths on unfulfilled yearnings
Album review: Wild Beasts’ ‘Present Tense’
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This Little Underground: The re-materialization of Roky Erickson
Iron & Wine returns solo
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Darkness abounds on Eagulls’ enthralling debut album
Album review: Eagulls’ self-titled
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Natural Child shows shocking restraint on ‘Dancin’ With Wolves’
Album review: Natural Child’s ‘Dancin’ With Wolves’
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Burning love for Angel Olsen’s arresting new album
Album review: Angel Olsen’s ‘Burn Your Fire for No Witness’
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Local label Total Punk celebrates three years with music festival Total Fuck Off Weekend
Their first major music festival invites 15 punk bands for Total Fuck Off Weekend
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Phantogram continues their sleek seduction on ‘Voices’
Album review: Phantogram’s ‘Voices’
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This Little Underground: Case Work, Orlando’s next indie contender
Sharon Jones, Valerie June, the Holcomb Brothers, Jackson Rodgers, Moonmen as the Stooges, American Party Machine as KISS
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Singer Jesca Hoop discusses her complicated relationship with social media
Hoop and Iron and Wine’s Sam Beam collaborate on songs and tour together
