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Sounds and Tones Massachusetts
Sounds & Tones is a concert-planning and promotion company from the Berkshires of Massachusetts, originally founded in 2011
as a record label with the goal to put quality independent music in the spotlight and create a community of musicians and fans.
S&T books concerts and offers general management, media, and marketing support to bands and musicians.
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What a great mini-album this is, 5 songs, 5 favorite tracks. FYI: This band is currently named "Darling Valley", check them out on Bandcamp.
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Best album I've purchased on here yet. Such a great one.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Who You Hold On To”
A Hidden Gem of a Band on Deep Elm Records. The fact that these guys are not a "household name brand" band is a crime. Every bit as compelling as Mumford & Sons, Of Monsters & Men, Lumineers, and other bands of their ilk. Lauren Alexander's harmonizing female vocalizations compel these tunes into the stratosphere. Great Songwriting, instrumentation, and performances.
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Thin Lear's sophisticated rock music is tempered with soaring chamber pop accents and an undeniable gift for melody.
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Better Lives
by Feral Conservatives
Feral Conservatives specialize in elegantly ornamented guitar pop, centered around Rashie Rosenfarb’s emotive vocals.
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Under The Surface
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The wrenching songs on the latest from Nameless Ghost tackle loss and grief amidst toothy indie rock.
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We Come From Exploding Stars
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Who You Hold On To”
simply the best post-rock album ever in my eyes
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