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" Last month&amp;#039;s Coachella music festival saw the buzz surrounding the Avett Brothers grow even louder -- quite a feat, given the fact there&amp;#039;s nothing remotely hipstery about their blend of blues, bluegrass and Southern gospel. Hear what all the fuss is about on &amp;quot;Paranoia in B Minor,&amp;quot; off their sixth record Emotionalism, which is out this week. Another country outsider, Bruce Robison, is best-known for writing songs for the Dixie Chicks, Tim McGraw, and George Strait, which is why his new E.P. sounds like a collection of songs that haven&amp;#039;t hit number one yet. Critical favorites Rufus Wainwright and Wilco return with two solid releases -- and you can get a taste of both in this week&amp;#039;s podcast. Lastly, we feature a song you have to hear to beleive: The Puppini Sisters sweet, 1940&amp;#039;s-style, Andrews Sisters-esque take on The Smith&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;Panic&amp;quot; -- a must-have single for your next mix. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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