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Articles tagged "the lucksmiths" Music ReviewThe Lucksmiths: First Frostby Justin Cober-Lake[17.Dec.08] :. The Lucksmiths surmount bad weather and self-imposed distance to find a stylish wetness.  PopMatters Picks: The Best Music of 2008 FeatureThe Best Indie Pop of 2008by Dave Heaton[10.Dec.08] :. There are many bands making music by their own means, on their own terms, enough so to be labeled “independent”. But in today’s music-industry climate, what does that independence mean? PopMatters Picks: The Best Music of 2008  Capsule ReviewsVarious: The Matinée Hit Paradeby Deanne Sole[25.Jan.08] :. The Californian label Matinée loves songs that are jangly, modest in scale, neat in enunciation, tidily formed, and often wistfully expressed.  Music ReviewThe Lucksmiths: Spring a Leakby Dan Raper[19.Dec.07] :. The latest rarities and B-sides compilation from the beloved Australian indie band is as charming as the last.  Music ReviewThe Lucksmiths: Warmer Cornersby Justin Cober-Lake[24.May.05] :. I know they're Australian and easy-going, but please don't continue to overlook the Lucksmiths.  Music ReviewThe Lucksmiths: A Little Distractionby Kevin Jagernauth[11.Nov.03] :. It’s hard to put down the Lucksmiths. They just seem so nice. They seem to be the type of boys who, if they were walking down the street and happened upon you moving some furniture,... The Lucksmiths: Where Were We?by Jeremy Schneyer[11.Oct.02] :. If there was ever a competition for “world’s most charming indie band”, Australia’s Lucksmiths would win it hands down. In a live setting, the combination of singer/stand up... The Lucksmiths: Why That Doesn’t Surprise Meby Gary GlauberEvening news got you down? Life giving you a few rough turns lately? What you need is a healthy dose of pleasant love songs with clever lyrics. Take two listens of Why That Doesn’t Surprise... |
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