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The 10 Best Rilo Kiley Songs

- Source: Stereogum

Without hearing a single note of their music, at least two members of indie rock band Rilo Kiley should be somewhat recognizable to virtually anyone in the United States who came of age in the '80s or '90s.

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Conor Oberst – Barbican, London 04/02/13

- Source: The Line Of Best Fit

"This next song is a nostalgic song," Bright Eyes singer and former bright young hope Conor Oberst says, introducing the fifth song in to his first solo set round these parts for a good few years, as the photo pass-clad select make their way to find their allotted seats.

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Albums of the Year 2012 - #3 First Aid Kit - The Lion's Roar

- Source: Breaking More Waves

When Swedish sisters Johanna and Klara Soderberg first came on the radar of music fans with their You Tube cover version of Fleet Foxes Tiger Mountain Pleasant Song aged just 18 and 15 and followed it up with the Drunken Trees EP in 2008 and The Big Black And The Blue album in 2009 the journalistic cliché of "a maturity beyond their years," was rolled out over and over again.

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Micheal Burgin - "Some Heavy Hammer"

- Source: Atlas and the Anchor

The album opens with the stand out title track, "Some Heavy Hammer" which features a cyclical fingerstyle guitar figure and the perfect introduction to Burgin's raw and punk-infused vocals, which are reminiscent of Tim Kasher of Cursive and Conor Oberst of Bright Eyes. His witty lyrical wordplay is also on display as he cleverly references historical figures like John Henry, Joan Of Arc and Scarface and their mythical deaths, while he sings about having the strength to overcome a heartbreak.

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Azure Ray - As Above So Below [EP]

- Source: The Four Oh Five

Cast your mind back to 2003: indietronica, in all its niche and subcultural glory, was going from strength to strength, The Postal Service and Frou Frou had both just released albums that would go on to be considered landmarks of mid-00s electronic indie, and it seemed that Ben Gibbard and Conor Oberst could do no wrong.

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