the Vinyl Skyway Cambridge, Massachusetts
The Vinyl Skyway have independently released numerous critically acclaimed records and singles worldwide since their formation in 2003. The music is described as "shimmery pop Americana with killer dashes of CSN harmonies." The band's sophomore classic "From Telegraph Hill" invites comparisons to the Beatles, Pink Floyd, Big Star and Fleetwood Mac. Listen to Long Cool Journey, now available! ... more
the Vinyl Skyway recommends:
Spread The Feeling
by Pernice Brothers
Been a Pernice Brothers Fan since I saw them play in Cambridge, MA circa 2000. The new album reminds of the great songwriting talent of Joe Pernice and brings me back to my Boston years...
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Middle of Nowhere
by Kristin Cifelli
She's due for a new one... great songwriter with the most gorgeous beautiful voice on the planet.
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There would be no Vinyl Skyway without this guy and his amazing music.
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Take Out The Poison
by The Bye Bye Blackbirds
supported by 9 fans who also own “Wasteland”
The songs on this new album are either smooth but tight or rock your world. Above and Beyond their already outstanding sound, "Take out the Poison" will enter your inner being with songs that penetrate your soul through lyrics and music that are uniquely their own. These songs are the most diverse yet similar from their other albums. Listen to their songs they are awesome. The Bye Bye Blackbirds continue to exude their special sound of infinite talent. They have done it again and I believe always will; as if there was ever any doubt about these gifted musicians. Rock on Gentlemen! "Take out the Poison" is a winner !
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Garden of Earthly Delights - An XTC Celebration
by Various Artists
supported by 8 fans who also own “Wasteland”
XTC had their moment in time...this recording extends it...Full of small, tight , quirky songs it juz rolls along. Recommended but maybe only for XTC fans..
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Battle Scenes
by Kait Berreckman
Songs about internal struggle masked by external poise and authenticity; nine tracks of gut-wrenching honesty.
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