Two Pound Planet Winston Salem, North Carolina
Two Pound Planet was a group from Winston-Salem, NC that played power pop in the late 1980s and early 1990s. They recorded two critically acclaimed albums- "Songs From the Hydrogen Jukebox," which was produced by Mitch Easter, and "Whispering Delicious." Beloved by fans and critics alike, this page celebrates their past, present and future.... ... more
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Perfecta (2017 Remaster)
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Dig (2015 Remaster)
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This is a formative album for me that has aged so well. I had no idea at the time how well crafted the album was and am so thankful for this remaster and chance to add it to my physical collection.
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LANDS & PEOPLES (2015)
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supported by 9 fans who also own “One Time/Bop Apocalypse”
Love Bill's lyrics and the stories he paints with his lyrics
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Hold The Door For Strangers
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Philadelphia-based Labrador make unfussy and empathetic alt-country meant to sincerely bolster the downcast in times of strife.
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Some Siren's Set List
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Punchy power pop with big riffs and classic Midwest emo-style vocals from Chicago's The Marbled Page.
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Frantic Semantic EP
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Fuzzy and swirling shoegaze soundscapes from Indonesia full of emotion and DIY spirit.
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Homeboys (2016 Remaster)
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supported by 9 fans who also own “One Time/Bop Apocalypse”
I love this album because it's about the place where I did most of my growing up in Southern California and songs like Homeboys truly resonated with me - I can close my eyes and when Gene sings about a football game, "light post to light post" and "talking about each other's sisters under the street light" I'm transported to the summer of 1984 and playing ball with Richie as the sun sets, wondering if Kevin's sister might like me, and the sound of my mother's voice calling me in for the night.
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