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Fernando Viciconte Portland, Oregon
2016 Oregon Music Hall of Fame Inductee, who has 10 critically acclaimed( Billboard, Magnet, Paste, MSNBC...) studio albums in English and Spanish with members of REM( Peter Buck, Scott McCaughey), M.Ward( Mike Coykendall), Elliott Smith( Scott McPherson), Richmond Fontaine( Paul Brainard, Dan Eccles), The Delines ( Sean Oldham, Freddy Trujillo), Eels ( Chet Lyster, Derek Brown). ... more
Fernando Viciconte recommends:
Bloomed (Remastered)
by Richard Buckner
Great songs from beginning to end. Great production and this a new remastered version to boot!
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You Can't Go Back If There's Nothing To Go Back To
by Richmond Fontaine
Richmond Fontaine are old friends and sadly, they called it quits recently but they ended their storied 20 + year career with one of their best efforts.
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Trujillo is one my favorite Rock en Espanol artist. This collection of songs is a look at the Mexican American Experience and tackles subjects of assimilation, family and alienation.
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supported by 13 fans who also own “No Regrets”
f'n fernando, man. he makes music with something to say &, yet, you don't have to hear the words to have a great time on the journey.
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supported by 9 fans who also own “No Regrets”
Hauntingly dark, brooding indie-psych coated with an Americana rock n roll backbone. Reverb drenched, slow rumbling fuzz traced with steel guitar lurks within the gorgeous arrangement of instruments to create a fantastically varied musical experience.
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Remember Never Before
by July Talk
The Canadian indie rock group asks listeners "who are you" on an album that is about acceptance at its core.
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