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sick sick six
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space preserves
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an open question
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magic's cool bus
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Tom Voyeur recommends:
signs and wonders
by ghost of electricity
Avant garde experimental psychedelic noise from Austin!
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A twisting combination of synths, drums (both live and programmed), and Rhodes piano produce truly sweet DIY pop.
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Don't be fooled by the iridescent sheen of this glitchy electro-pop artist from London; her music has a tender heart.
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The Minneapolis kids' comedy duo link with Twin Cities producer Lazerbeak for a guest-studded hip-hop album for listeners of all ages.
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File Dickson's dreamy lo-fi summertime pop somewhere not too far from Kurt Vile or John Maus.
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Fire on the Vine
by Bryan John Appleby
This is the second in a series of weekly album reviews published by Andrew Dubber. If you haven’t already caught it, please check out his introductory post. The world appears to be littered with bearded young men with acoustic guitars and notebooks full of verse, access to old pianos, and mournful string players. Few have … Continue reading Album of the Week: Fire on the Vine →
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