Kegan DeBoheme QLD, Australia
Referred to as "possessed by the dark, unapologetic ghosts of the deep South" (Pinboard, 2011), Kegan DeBoheme has been likened to the prominent rock singers of both the 70's and the 90's.
Kegan DeBoheme recommends:
Stevie Nicks meets the Doors.
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Broadside Ballads
by Ryan Boldt
Really interesting voice, simple vintage production with chair-creaks, mic hiss and all kinds of organic sounds. Like a sadder, mellower nick drake singing about the changing seasons.
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supported by 13 fans who also own “Bones Beside The Water”
I picked this one up in advance of a holiday trip. In these times I always need some softer music for my companion which rocks only a little. But SPIRAL GURU's cool 70s influenced psychedelic rock even rocks a bit more. Usually this is not my genre, stuf like Spiritual Beggars or the like, but SPIRAL GURU is definitely charming, maybe because of the female vocals. Further the songs are not too psychedelic, they have a solid catchiness. Check "Signs" or "Oracle".
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Reflections
by The Black Wizards
supported by 13 fans who also own “Bones Beside The Water”
This just has some great vibes all around - from the energy of 56th Floor and Symphony of the ironic sympathy to the gentle, laid back Soul Keeper - it’s worth the time to listen to it all.
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Character Building
by Bad Bangs
Nostalgic, sweet, and just slightly offbeat garage rock with some truly stunning vocal work.
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Gliders (ALBUM)
by Milk For The Angry.
Wound-tight SF rubbery post-punk that combines the nervous energy of Devo with bright power-pop hookiness.
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