Wharton Tiers Brooklyn, New York
Wharton Tiers was born in the year of the Stratocaster.
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Vices
by Peggy Sue
The surf-pop loveliness of La Luz meets Veruca Salt-style layered vocals in this classic-sounding release from the U.K.'s Peggy Sue.
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Say Sue Me - 'George & Janice' / 'Don't follow our van ' Single
by Say Sue Me
A limited edition 7-inch from prolific indiepop group Say Sue Me is a fun tribute to the heads of their record label, George and Janice.
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Say Sue Me - Just Joking Around/B-Lover Single
by Say Sue Me
An affecting new single from Say Sue Me explodes their indie surf sounds into complicated clouds of guitar, recalling prog and Pavement.
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it's just a short walk!
by Say Sue Me
Indie pop darlings Say Sue Me take classic tunes from Blondie, the Velvet Underground, and the Ramones into new sonic galaxies.
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Boring b/w Kate Blanchett
by Crystales
Two dreamy, hooky shoegaze tracks from Crystales, a name that fits their sound.
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Colorblind///Sober
by Super Cassette
Two cuts from this Berkeley group pull out every stop in the pop playbook. Own it on floppy disk (really) if you’re feeling old-school.
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Unwilling to Explain
by Unknown Instructors
Spoken word avant-rock with an improvisational jazz approach, featuring independent stalwarts J. Mascis, Mike Watt, and George Hurley.
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