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The Bothers Comatose is The Deli Readers' Best SF Emerging Artist of 2012

SF Deli Readers,

The Deli SF's Best of 2012 Readers and Fans' Poll for local emerging artists is over, thanks to all those who cast their vote in support of the emerging local bands and artists in our list of nominees.

Congratulations to americana/newgrass group The Brothers Comatose (pictured and video streaming) for being The Deli Readers' Best Emerging SF Artist of 2012!

Here's this poll's top 10 chart, full results can be found here.  

Congrats also go out to Lauren O'Connell and Planet Booty, who came in second and third place. 

BEST OF SF 2012 - READERS' POLL RESULTS
 
ARTIST
VOTES
 
1
The Brothers Comatose
325
2
Lauren O'Connell
310
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3
Planet Booty
265
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4
Tumbleweed Wantderers
239
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5
Ash Reiter
142
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6
Guy Fox
134
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7
Heather Normandale
85
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8
French Cassettes
76
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9
Permanent Collection
57
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10
Seabright
53
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MOST IMPORTANTLY THOUGH! Stay tuned for the composite chart, to be released soon, which will include the point nominees accumulated from the jurors and Deli writers' votes, and will crown The Deli's Best Emerging SF Artist of 2012.

The Deli's Staff

 
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March 2013
Anna Hillburg
Anna Hillburg

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"Hillburg's songs are modern and fresh while also being eerily reminiscent of some of the best singer-songwriters of the classic era. She easily calls to mind the classic pop sensibilities of Harry Nillson, the romantic drama of Fleetwood Mac, the confessional lyricism of Joni Mitchell, and the effortless hooks of Paul McCartney--all without sacrificing her own strong and individual voice.

The 13 song album ranges from bittersweet ballads ("Raise the Saddle", "For Good"), to dance-pop ( "Wine in a Tea Cup"), to caustic folk ("Instead") and beyond. This is a brave and straightforward collection of songs. Warm, rich, and comforting, Anna Hillburg's first solo album is poised for big things. Release Date: March 25, 2013.Pressing Details: 500 pressed; black vinyl."

 
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