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23 September 2009

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Nate Bowler

What did you think of M. Ward's work with Zooey Deschanel? Not crazy about it myself, but there are some nice tracks.

Dan Auerbach--Go Akron.

nwb

The Wheel's Still In Spin

I liked the She & Him album, but wasn't blown away by it. The were a couple of great songs, but just as many that were duds. You can read a short, quick review here: http://www.thewheelsstillinspin.com/2008/03/new-releases--2.html

Auerbach did well for Akron and the Heartless Bastards used to be from Cincinnasti, so there was decent Ohio representation on this month's list.

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