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A Lesson in Science by Cinderpop
Release: 2008
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Awash in chiming guitars, soaring harmonies and an eclectic blend of everything that's right in indie-rock.
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A Lesson in Science Cinderpop
Infinity In All Directions by ContraNova
Release: 2007
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Chamber pop, smart lyrics catchy melodies backed by bassoons, bass clarinet, vibes contra-bassoon, trombone and harp
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Infinity In All Directions ContraNova
Notes From The Edge by Notes From The Edge
Release: 2008
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Teetering on the boundaries between pop,rock, and classical music, ethereal vocalist Kathy Fisher, cutting edge composer Mark Governor and an all star string quartet led by cellist Peggy Baldwin spin familiar songs into unexpected arrangements.
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Notes From The Edge Notes From The Edge
Second Hand Smoke by Chaise Lounge
Release: 2009
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Pop songs and jazz standards; lovingly arranged and beautifully sung.
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Second Hand Smoke Chaise Lounge
True Dirt by The Snow
Release: 2008
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Dark and smoky folk-rock.
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True Dirt The Snow
Else Another Light Might Go Out by Saeta
Release: 2008
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Moody chamber-pop as piano, guitar and cello trio with Matt Menovick on lead vocals. Latest CD was produced by Kramer.
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Else Another Light Might Go Out Saeta
Golden Boy by Reuben Butchart
Release: 2007
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soul-tinged chamber pop
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Golden Boy Reuben Butchart
Diving Bell Shallows by The Milling Gowns
Release: 2008
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Orchestral Gloom Pop
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Diving Bell Shallows The Milling Gowns
Songs for Longing by Sara Genn
Release: 2007
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A chamber-butter bandaid for your broken heart.
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Songs for Longing Sara Genn
Caroline Glass & Friends by Caroline Glass
Release: 2006
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Caroline Glass (formerly of Cirque du Soleil) blends her oboe, English horn, accordion, bass saxophone, bass clarinet and piccolo into trippy chamber pop for her first release - special appearances by Joseph Arthur and Tommy Jordan (Geggy Tah).
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Caroline Glass & Friends Caroline Glass
Sarah Rabdau and Self-employed Assassins by Sarah Rabdau and Self-employed Assassins
Release: 2008
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Alternative Pop with a Classical Swagger. Making stories of internally torn assassins, porn loving daddies, and quadragenarians that need to Rock seem universal.
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Sarah Rabdau and Self-employed Assassins Sarah Rabdau and Self-employed Assassins
A Rumour of Angels by Paul Humphrey
Release: 2007
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Former front man for the groundbreaking new-wave group BLUE PETER, Paul Humphrey is a tireless innovator who continues "to stretch the boundaries of popular music with his cd of new original music arranged for voice with chamber orchestra.
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A Rumour of Angels Paul Humphrey
Dream Of The Blue Moth by Sylvi Alli
Release: 2003
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Lush, haunting, and melodic soundscapes of songs and music from the experimental films and theater works of Antero Alli; with vocals that echo the deep lyricism of Lisa Gerrard and Dead Can Dance.
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Dream Of The Blue Moth Sylvi Alli
COLLECTION: an embarrassment of richard by RICHARD BARONE
Release: 2004
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From gut-wrenching emotionalism to cool chamber pop: 15 collectible tracks from indie pop icon Richard Barone.
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COLLECTION: an embarrassment of richard RICHARD BARONE
You Are The Beneficiary Of Us by Ben Sadock
Release: 2008
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Melodic, wistful, catchy pop, prominently featuring electric piano.
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You Are The Beneficiary Of Us Ben Sadock
Alto Logic by The Unbande
Release: 2008
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A pop/jazz/classical crossover instrumental concoction for two violas and a Chapman Stick, created by Danny Seidenberg, long-time violist of the Turtle Island String Quartet, and Novi Novog and Larry Tuttle of String Planet and Freeway Philharmonic.
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Alto Logic The Unbande
Sound the Key Note by El May
Release: 2008
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Big choirs, tiny percussion, charming hooks and harmonies.
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Sound the Key Note El May