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Rated 2 out of 5 stars

Used to be good...

This used to be an amazing blog, as it was one of the only sites that covered rock music on a daily basis. I would watch and go to the site every day and learn about my favorite artists. However, now the site should be called IndieRockItOut Blog, cause that is all that is covered. Any recent story you find on the site will be about The Black Keys, Arcade Fire, The Shins, Bon Iver, etc. And if there is the slightest little news about anything Radiohead, it will be put above anything else. This is news I can get on any pop music blog, as that is basically what indie rock has become nowadays. There are tons of hard rock groups out there today that are making new music and gaining popularity who are never mentioned on this site, because apparently Radiohead is more important. It is not a unique blog anymore, and you can get the news that he reports anywhere else.

December 16, 2011
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