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Hear Hums and Personnes Q&A

Mason McGough • Oct 11, 2012

  Hear Hums  Hear Hums are a Gainesville group that charge their way through watery psychedelic folk with energetic drumming. Their adventurous sound, not unlike that of Prince Rama or Animal...

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Osprey Radio’s THE COUCH w/ This Frontier Needs Heroes

Lizzie Russo • Oct 11, 2012

This Frontier Needs Heroes joined Osprey Radio on their couch. TFNH: http://thisfrontierneedsheroes.com/THISFRONTIERNEEDSHEROES/TFNH.html https://www.facebook.com/thisfrontierneedsheroes http://twitter.com/thisfrontier Their...

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Here We Go Magic Q&A

Mason McGough • Oct 10, 2012

Here We Go Magic is a Brooklyn-based project that crafts a clever blend of ambient hypnotica and melodic indie rock." Starting as the lo-fi bedroom psychedelia of singer Luke Temple, it quickly grew...

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Osprey Radio Presents: Here We Go Magic, Hear Hums, and Personnes

Lizzie Russo • Oct 9, 2012
Osprey Radio hosted a free concert for UNF students with Here We Go Magic, Hear Hums and Personnes.
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Osprey Radio’s THE COUCH w/ Emperor X

Lizzie Russo • Sep 9, 2012
The very awesome Chad Matheny of Emperor X and Ryan Willis of Bachelors in English sat on the Osprey Radio couch and talked to us for a bit.
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Osprey Radio’s THE COUCH w/ Those Lavender Whales

Lizzie Russo • Aug 29, 2012
Those Lavender Whales stopped by Osprey Radio and sat on our couch while we asked them some questions. THE COUCH is a recurring video interview series conducted by Osprey Radio, featuring indie and local artists.
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Album Review: Centipede Hz by Animal Collective

Mason McGough • Aug 28, 2012
For a group with a track record as long as Animal Collective’s, it’s astounding how little Centipede Hz sounds like their past work. If anything, it most closely approximates the underworld sounds of Avey Tare’s solo album Down There. Animal Collective is not the band people think it is, simply because it’s never been.
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Album Review: America by Dan Deacon

Mason McGough • Aug 28, 2012
America scarcely relents in its charge, building steadily upon psychedelic jams that culminate in explosive symphonies of sound. I can’t help but be reminded of a similar classic called Vision Creation Newsun by the Japanese avant-rock band Boredoms. The tone of the record is always an impenetrable elation, much like the Boredoms album.
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Album Review: NO by Old Man Gloom

Mason McGough • Aug 28, 2012
“YES” seems a more appropriate name for this album, at least cosmetically. No cavern is left untrodden, no matter how dark or foreboding. And the earth-shattering metal that intersperses them is the best part.
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Concert Review: Dirty Projectors and POP ETC August 6 at The Beacham

Mason McGough • Aug 9, 2012
Mason McGough, Osprey Radio music director, shares his thoughts on POP ETC and Dirty Projectors' August 6 show at Orlando's The Beacham venue. Read on for the full review and video of Dirty Projectors' live performance of "Offspring are Blank."
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Osprey Radio’s THE COUCH w/ Coma Cinema

Lizzie Russo • Jul 24, 2012
Coma Cinema stopped by Osprey Radio for an interview on our COUCH. THE COUCH is a recurring video interview series conducted by Osprey Radio, featuring indie and local artists.
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Concert Review: SORNE with Milo, Maugli and Wavefunctions July 19 at Jackrabbits

Mason McGough • Jul 23, 2012
“A tapestry of humanism,” as professed by Morgan Sorne himself, SORNE’s album House of Stone encapsulates the most primal facets of mankind: envy, hatred, frustration, disgrace, passion, despair. Read on for Osprey Radio Music Director Mason McGough's review of SORNE's performance at the San Marco venue Jackrabbits.
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