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Hidden Gems

A look at some under-the-radar treasures.
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HIDDEN GEMS · May 10, 2023
Westelaken Re-Imagined Country and Examined Dread’s Many Faces
HIDDEN GEMS · April 21, 2023
Opsroom and Pablo Vostok Expanded on Electronic Music’s Y2K Nostalgia Trend
HIDDEN GEMS · April 12, 2023
The Sinister Symphonies of Adrian Rew’s “Slot Machine Music”
HIDDEN GEMS · April 05, 2023
In 1998, The Asteroid #4 Helped Bring Psychedelia to Philadelphia
HIDDEN GEMS · February 08, 2023
Slowpho’s “Hi-Fi Sounds for Young Norwegians“ Is a Time Capsule 
HIDDEN GEMS · January 06, 2023
Weeks & Co Is a Gem of Underground Disco Music
HIDDEN GEMS · November 22, 2022
3nd’s “view from here” Made Math Rock Sound Cozy
HIDDEN GEMS · November 14, 2022
bulldog eyes Took Experimental Bedroom Pop Beyond Tumblr
HIDDEN GEMS · October 24, 2022
New Salem Witch Hunters Kept Garage Rock Regional and Obscure
HIDDEN GEMS · October 13, 2022
Jonathan Sage Lets the City Come to Him On Steve Reich’s “New York Counterpoint”
HIDDEN GEMS · September 28, 2022
Omnivore’s “Rounds” Bends Circuits and Fears About Female Agency
HIDDEN GEMS · September 14, 2022
“Pearl Bailey At Her Best” Is a Powerful Relic of a Bygone Era
HIDDEN GEMS · June 16, 2022
Erase Errata’s “Nightlife” Gave Entertainment an Agenda
HIDDEN GEMS · June 10, 2022
Unseen Force Were a Cornerstone of Richmond Hardcore
HIDDEN GEMS · May 26, 2022
Mamman Sani Abdoulaye Took Nigerien Music Into the Future
HIDDEN GEMS · May 16, 2022
An Overlooked Gem of Portland Rock Music
HIDDEN GEMS · May 13, 2022
Skunk Anansie’s “Paranoid & Sunburnt” Is Still Timely Today
HIDDEN GEMS · April 28, 2022
DJ DVD RIP Made Future Funk Cool Again
HIDDEN GEMS · April 18, 2022
Marion Brown’s “Why Not” Is a Sweet Glimpse of Midcentury Free Jazz
HIDDEN GEMS · April 07, 2022
María y José’s 2012 Album Captured a City Wracked by Violence
HIDDEN GEMS · March 30, 2022
Ten Years Ago, the East African Band Jano Pioneered an Explosive New Sound
HIDDEN GEMS · March 23, 2022
Parasol: A Shining Star From Seoul’s Indie Scene
HIDDEN GEMS · February 15, 2022
“Healthy Men” is an Unsung Classic of Dreamy Post-Punk
HIDDEN GEMS · February 08, 2022
Inokasira Rangers Patrol the Intersection of Punk and Reggae
HIDDEN GEMS · January 20, 2022
Autistic Behavior’s “Shattered Cattle” is a Time Capsule of Adventurous Early Punk
HIDDEN GEMS · January 13, 2022
Gallo Lester is a Mambo Metal Troublemaker in a Rooster Mask
HIDDEN GEMS · December 09, 2021
The Disco-Funk Grooves of Select Level Began With a Dystopian Nightmare
HIDDEN GEMS · November 24, 2021
Luzmila Carpio’s Music of Unity and Peace
HIDDEN GEMS · November 09, 2021
On “Guest of the Staphs,” The Wind Fused ’60s Pop With ’80s New Wave
HIDDEN GEMS · November 01, 2021
Trombonist Dick Griffin’s Overlooked Triumph
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