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They say:
A great stage show, catchy songs, and perfect harmonies.
We say:
Sean Kelly and the guys provide an abundance of willfully quirky guitar hooks and romantic melancholic lyrics.
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They say:
Indie/rock and roll band playing honest, yet catchy, music.
We say:
Guitar-heavy, dynamic alternative rock.
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They say:
Indie/shoegaze.psychedelic.
We say:
A dense, dense, dense, rock thing.
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They say:
Strikingly beautiful.
We say:
Singer/songwriter Ben Bridwell and company.
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They say:
Powerful and evocative ... post-hardcore indie blues.
We say:
Shrimp recording artist Bill Carson writes a damn good wry, poignant tune.
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They say:
The new musical collaboration between Charleston singer-songwriters Kristin Abbott and Corey Webb.
We say:
Indie rock, composed solely of classically trained musicians.
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They say:
Innovative rock: back at it with a new bassist and keys player.
We say:
Pumped-up, non-mersh, glee-noise.
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They say:
Happy surfy punk rock with a British Invasion kick and ’70s punk/New Wave edge.
We say:
A new, original pop/rock/indie project, featuring former members of the Explorers Club.
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They say:
The brainchild of singer/songwriter Harrison Ray.
We say:
Scenester Ray leads the way (with Jordan Igoe and guests) on this melodic rock/lo-fi project.
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They say:
Indie-rock with punk-fueled energy.
We say:
Led by the songwriting and creativity of Jason Dodson.
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They say:
Magical indie rock from the heart.
We say:
Cute and richly melodic.
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They say:
A diverse collaboration of material with a refreshing perspective that makes a connection with the listener.
We say:
And a band of demons joined in and it sounded something like this.
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They say:
Rock.
We say:
Aggressive guitar work, raspy howling, bluesy riffs.
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They say:
The language of music is a beautiful thing that many seek to take part in, all the while hoping to add something to its melody. It is something that we love and enjoy.
We say:
Melodic, guitar-driven modern alternative rock.
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They say:
Shrimp recording artist: folk, blues, rock, pop.
We say:
Trent’s solo album, The Winner, is reverby/rockabilly/boogie-ish. (also of Shovels & Dirt and The Films)
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They say:
Bob Pollard in striped white pants invaded Cheap Trick’s bus while listening to the Replacements on his Walkman.
We say:
Chris Holsomback, Dustin Fanning, and Trevor Van Etten comprise the indie-rock trio.
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They say:
A drummer and composer currently residing in Charleston.
We say:
Musician and visual artist Mr. Jenkins (a.k.a. Nick Jenkins) is revered as a skillful drummer with the technique, flexibility, and grace.
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They say:
We are working toward being “e-tastic.”
We say:
Soft-hearted indie-rock/pop, led by singer, songwriter, and keyboardist Dan McCurry.
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They say:
Indie/Americana/jam-rock.
We say:
Local strummer and entertainer.
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They say:
Garage/indie/post-punk.
We say:
Duo aiming for a lo-fi aesthetic and surprisingly full sound.
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They say:
Indie-pop/alternative.
We say:
A collection of skilled musicians; the new piano-driven disc Shiv! is a winner.
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They say:
Twisted folk/rock.
We say:
Led by songsmith and guitarist Owen Beverly and drummer Benji Lee.
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They say:
Indie Gothic rock.
We say:
They know Béla Lugosi’s dead.
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They say:
Shakers, tambourines, many guitars, and Roland organ … rock?
We say:
Smart, clever, melodic indie-rock band.
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They say:
Stripped down power trio with a lot of soul.
We say:
A mildly masculine, cleverly melodic three-piece.
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They say:
Sounds like … touchin’ a wild horse with a baby’s hand.
We say:
Melodic and eclectic rock/pop/twang — featuring Joel Hamilton and Owen Beverly.
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They say:
Don't freer the keepers.
We say:
Local garage-rock quartet.
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They say:
Power-pop with a detour.
We say:
Melodic, finger-snappin’ tunes just sloppy enough so as to seem unrehearsed.
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They say:
We started in Clay's garage.
We say:
Indie-pop quintet (with brass).
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They say:
Americana with a touch of British psychedelic rock ... sort of a Ryan Adams-meets-Pink Floyd.
We say:
Jangly, smartly-orchestrated Americana/indie-pop.
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