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Everyone: Please email us for our individual mailing addresses! If you want us to hear your music, it is also easier (and cheaper) to get us into one of your shows around town. We promise to drink enough to make free admission worthwhile to venue owners. If we like what we hear, we then have the option of picking up a CD or, at the very least, buying a ton of stickers.

Label Owners / Operators / Publicity Folks: We would love to have the chance to support your bands at local shows, or through giveaways on our website. More than anything, we do this out of our own passion for good local music.

Stu is located in Boston, MA, but also frequents Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN.
Pat is located in Philadelphia, PA.

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The Tangelo

Perhaps more than 3500 years old, the tangelo is a citrus fruit resembling an orange, but is in fact a product of crossing a grapefruit with a tangerine. A tangelo is characterized by a slightly dark rind than an orange, and a sweeter taste than a grapefruit. They are, like this blog, thin-skinned and juiceaaaay. In the spirit of the tangelo (a hybrid fruit), we try to feature music that is not easily thrown into a particular genre - a "hybrid" of many genres, if you will.

The Man

We are posting mp3s of 128-160kbps, which are not generally acceptable for any sort of serious listening. If you think that your lack of sales is a direct result of this blog, we will gladly remove the offending tracks. If our readers prefer low-bitrate transcodes over albums, chances are you weren't making any money off them anyway. All mp3s are removed after 30 days.

The Fans

Please support your favorite musicians. You preference in music is of little concern to us; it is your involvement that counts. You can buy CDs, buy mp3s, or go to shows. They wouldn't be able to make music if it wasn't for your support. Where do you think these mp3s come from, anyway?