- 1,2,3
- AB & The Sea
- Allah Las
- Amanda Palmer & the Grand Theft Orchestra
- ANR
- Antibalas
- Assemble Head in Sunburst Sound
- Au Revoir Simone
- Bass Drum of Death
- Bear Hands
- Bear in Heaven
- Bellemare
- Beth Thornley
- Bikini
- Binky Griptite
- Bloc Party
- Blonde Summer
- Bob and Gene
- Bonjay
- Caitlin Park
- Charles Bradley
- CHEEK MOUNTAIN THIEF
- Classixx
- Common Prayer
- Como Mamas
- Crocodiles
- Dan Mangan
- Daptone Records
- David Thomas Jones
- Devin
- Diagrams
- DOM
- Donora
- Dusted
- Eisley
- El Rego
- Erika Spring
- Escort
- Eux Autres
- Fake Problems
- Feeding People
- Figurines
- Frankie Rose
- Freddie Gibbs
- Freelance Whales
- Frenchkiss Records
- Gold & Youth
- Hanni El Khatib
- Heavy Blanket
- Hockey
- Hollerado
- Honor Roll Music
- Hooded Fang
- Humans
- James Pants
- Jason Collett
- Jeff Hershey & The Heartbeats
- John Grant
- King Tuff
- Kishi Bashi
- Les Savy Fav
- Lindsey Ray
- Little & Ashley
- Malcolm Middleton
- Menahan Street Band
- Miniature Tigers
- Naomi Shelton & The Gospel Queens
- Neighbors
- Neon Indian
- Neon Neon
- Nick Waterhouse
- Night Panther
- Nosaj Thing
- Nouela
- Odd Us
- Omega Male
- Onili
- Opossom
- Pax Nicholas
- Pinkunoizu
- Plains
- PONY BOY
- Priestess
- Princeton
- Queen Sea Big Shark
- Races
- Rosie Thomas
- Scorpion Child
- Seams
- Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings
- Slam Donahue
- So Many Wizards
- Solid Gold
- Stars
- Stones Throw
- Suckers
- Superhumanoids
- Tee Pee Records
- The Antlers
- The Big Sleep
- The Budos Band
- The Chain Gang of 1974
- The Dig
- The Elwins
- The Leisure Society
- The Magnetic North
- The Mighty Imperials
- The Rassle
- The So So Glos
- The Sugarman Three
- Thieving Irons
- Tijuana Panthers
- Tunng
- Via Audio
- Victory
- Young Man
- Zeus
Fake Problems
Growing up is never easy, but when you’re in a band it often seems impossible. Make the same record twice and you’re chastised for being repetitive, but if you make too large of a sonic shift your fan base will desert you. Luckily Naples, Florida’s Fake Problems have never had to deal with this dilemma because with each release they’ve not only organically reinvented their sound, they’ve also successfully redefined who they are as musicians and human beings in the process. The culmination of this is the band’s SideOneDummy debut It’s Great To Be Alive, which shows Fake Problems’ unique brand of indie rock finally shaking off the insecurity and soul-searching of adolescence and sees the band embracing a sense of perspective that can only be gained by spending countless months on the road touring, laughing and writing music they believe in.
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