We chat with X.Y. Spaces guitarist Jonathan Ransom about the upcoming E.P. and video and feature a pre-release of their new single. We also check out tunes from King Montiez, Clay O'Dell & Gus Hergert, 53 Judges, The Silver Silos, Element XI, Billy Don Burns, Joi Tiffany, Aaron Bradley and The Dawn Osborne Band.
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