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James Broscheid

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
83
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Sep 30, 2026
Outlet visibility, for The Big Takeover
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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · by James Broscheid

    Why Bother? - Beyond Step One (Feel It Records) (opens the original)

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    Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs Why Bother? have always sounded as though somebody left a punk record playing while the walls of reality quietly moved a few inches. On ‘Beyond Step One,’ that sensation becomes the governing aesthetic. The Iowa collective returns from its period of cosmic silence with eighteen pieces that swing between compact punk detonations, garage-rock hooks, surf-inflected guitar, new-wav

  2. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · by James Broscheid

    Attic Room - 10 songs created in the attic room (Sunday Records) (opens the original)

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    Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs ‘10 songs created in the attic’ by the mysterious Japanese project Attic Room (courtesy of solo artist Kondo), is a record built for the wee hours of the night when the outside world goes quiet and a single room is large enough to hold every stray thought. Channeling the fuzzy warmth of ’90s indiepop and dream-pop, Attic Room created something remarkably intimate, filling the a

  3. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · by James Broscheid

    Melaina Kol - Okay that’s a great idea because if I do that then (Julia’s War Recordings) (opens the original)

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    Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs Melaina Kol has always treated reinvention as part of the formula. The project is the work of Nashville’s Logan Hornyak and has moved from the lo-fi twee-pop of Bird Kill Worm through the folktronica of AMOSAT, but ‘Okay that’s a great idea because if I do that then’ represents a more radical departure with less reliance on guitar and electronics. In their place come an intrigu

  4. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · by James Broscheid

    River Shook - River Shook (Blackberry River) (opens the original)

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    Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs River Shook does not treat reinvention as a marketing concept on ‘River Shook.’ They treat it as demolition. The album arrives after the end of Sarah Shook & the Disarmers, a band whose decade-long existence had given River Shook a recognizable artistic identity, and the new record carries the strange exhilaration that can follow the collapse of something once thought permanent

  5. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · by James Broscheid

    Soft Science - Sand (Shelflife Records / Spinout Nuggets) (opens the original)

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    Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs Shop our Big Takeover store for back issues, t-shirts & CDs Soft Science has always understood that beauty need not be serene. On ‘Sand’, the Northern California quintet turns that conviction into its most expansive statement yet, making an album in which luminous melodies are continually shadowed by uncertainty. The band’s fifth full-length is steeped in dream pop, post-punk and darkwave, but those descriptions only establish the coord

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