.Seven
Before It's Too Late
Simply a whole new level of commercial rock. All sorts of flavorful elements mixed in. A great release for such a time as this in the exhausted music industry.

3MP
Where Do We Go
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a burning water
we can see the sky from here
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Aaron Howard
The Things I Can't Explain
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Abrupt Edge
Facing Mirrors
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Adam's Myth
Party Inside My Head
Rock with elements of Classical and Dance/Electronica.

Agnes Gooch
now i see
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AJ
Disturbance at Dusk
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alien alright
Howard Good's Radio Sessions
alien alright's debut album. "Acoustic, aggressive and almost defines some new sub-genre (Punk-Folk anyone?)… fans of Syd Barrett will love this CD… well crafted, clever and seriously wicked.” D. Campbell, Cdbaby

ALIEN ALRIGHT
The First Impression EP
5 track EP combining Alternative-Rock, Punk and Alt-Country with elements of Hip-Hop, Funk and Dub. Including the songs 'Orchid Energy' (NO.1 in Mediakinesis.com's chart) and 'Jimi Iconoclast' - Top 50 in Garageband.

American Pride
'Til You Come Home
A lot of focus right now is on the upcoming election, and on the pros and cons of whether or not the war was the right thing to do. We just thought that it would be great to create a song that everyone could stand behind, regardless of political party. This song tells the troops how much we appreciate their sacrifice for us. Not just the troops in Iraq, but troops all over the world that are away from their homes and families. This song is uplifting and inspiring... a breath of optimism... a rally cry to bolster our troops and those who love them.

Ana Sidel
Ana Sidel...A Solas...
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Andy Germak
Communications
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Andy Germak
Anybody Ever Really Know Anyone?
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Andy Germak
Live at the Postcrypt
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Angel Foss
The Olive Collection version 1.0
Sophisticated and stylish, adult alternative pop, using textural instrumentation, luring vocals, and a universal theme to create a pleasant listening experience that will draw you in and keep you in

ANGELSPIN
Fallen
Christian Alternative Rock

Annie And The Vets
Touch A Name On The Wall
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Anomie Train
I Live in Losertown
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ANS
The Pool EP
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Arm The Pit
Save The Kids Phase One
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arnold jackson
GO! CITY
More hooks than a fishing tournament. Better looking than an NKOTB calendar with all the pictures of Danny ripped out. If this isn’t the next big thing, then everything will always be small. Record execs with cartoon bags of money click here.

Artie
The Self-Titled Artie EP
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ArX
Hello Baby
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ASHLEY
Bitter Sweet
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ASHLEY
Twelve Days In January
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Ashlyn Dane
The EP
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Aslan
Aslan
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Athala King
Pre-release EP
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Athala King
Athala King
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Atomsmasher
Up & Atom
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Audio Simplicity
Mission Critical
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Automag
Hellbound
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Bajaya
Live it
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Bamboo Shoots
Research and Development EP
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Barefoot Bride
Barefoot Bride
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Barefoot Jones
Gimme Five
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Bassholes
Bassholes
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Bazou
Bazou
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Be Less People
Be Less People
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Beezewax
Oh Tahoe
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Beidelschies
If I'm What You Want
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Bent Not Broken
Fight or Flight or Do or Die
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Bill Budd
And So Here...
Bill Budd’s solo debut has been described as “a thoughtful, mutli-dimensional synergy of 80's-style new wave, folk, and electronica” with vocals “unblemished and full of wide-eyed awe and innocence”. And So Here… is a surprising album that shifts from hauntingly sparse arrangements to joyful, driving pop. These melodic and moody indie-pop songs have been likened to David Grey, Annie Lennox, and “U2-meets-Moby-meets-80’s-Queen”. “Very rarely do we get to hear a voice as unblemished and as full of wide-eyed awe and innocence as Mr. Budd's. The juxtaposition of Budd's youthful voice with the sophistication and maturity of his lyrics and subject matters of which he sings results in a truly unique-- and often exhilirating-- effect. Indeed, "Trying Here", "Un-Me", and "Again" deserve to become classics in the new face of indie pop. "Tim", the second track, becomes a truly sincere love song. On the third track, "Empty Day", the first few beats lead the listener to think that we're about to hear a remake of Cyndi Lauper's "True Colors"-- but Budd proceeds to deliver an even more emotionally powerful ballad. ("So maybe I bruised your ego; That's not what I intended to do; You think that I can change our future; Even though you feel alone when I'm with you.") The CD reaches its first zenith with "Trying Here", a delightful, upbeat love song written by Drae Campbell which may become Bill Budd's most emblematic track. So rarely has playful love been expressed so vividly. Making his voice the star of the next track, Budd adopts an appropriately moody, more haunting tone for "Your Shadow". With the sound effects of thunder and a prominent piano in the background, he continues to showcase his voice-- and his widest range yet-- with the following track, "More". With a yearning, soulful delivery, the result is the most delicately beautiful song on the CD. Mr. Budd returns to a more upbeat sound with "Un-me", a song presumably about pride, self-empowerment and moving on which builds up in intensity to no less than a truly triumphant climax. The catchy track seems like a hybrid of "I'm Coming Out" and "I Will Survive" for the new generation of youthquakers. Budd experiments with exotic melodies and sounds in the background of "Again", a song about reviving a relationship by trying new things and making plans for the future. This love song is another standout on the CD. With the ninth track, "Everything", the CD sadly ends all too quickly, and we're left with the same wide-eyed yearning and awe that Bill Budd expresses so well in his debut recording. But we're also left with the feeling that with the energy and musical skill that Bill Budd gives us with And So Here..., the best is truly yet to come from this young star.” – Jed Ryan (www.JedRyan.com)

Bill Haupu Burgher
Frame-Of-Mind
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Billy Dwayne and the Creepers
Billy Dwayne and the Creepers
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Billy Jackson
Picking up the Pieces
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Billy Jackson
Planet Heaven
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Billy jackson
Identity Crisis
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BIRDWIRE
I'll Take It With Me EP
I'll Take It With Me EP