Category: New Music
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Dummy – “Opaline Bubbletear” / “Blue Dada”
There’s little logic to Dummy’s storyboard, but at the same time, that’s the revolution in sound burning through the screen…
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PUREST FORM – “BURN”
On their latest single, the Los Angeles synth-metal trio’s harsher form for the dance floor firestarts to the point of inciting revolution.
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Tanukichan feat. Wisp – “It Gets Easier”
The natural reaction of when two forces of equal measure in the modern shoegaze atmosphere collide…
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Sabrina Carpenter – “Taste”
When Carpenter is in her best pocket, her “Taste” wears modern pop trends on point in their flair for artsy cunnilingual innuendo and her own fun, sweet revenge party.
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Geordie Greep – “Holy, Holy”
The (former?) black midi frontman visibly steals center stage and spotlight, sashaying in a bout of divinely-inspired post-punk Broadway with the first single off his debut solo album.
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Feeling Figures – “Co-operator”
Satisfaction for that urge of an expectation-agnostic cool fix of guitar-pop grit that wears its rough edges well from the Montreal DIY art-punks’ new album ‘Everything Around You’.
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Alan Sparhawk – “Get Still”
The art of stillness is a disorienting exploration that challenges your frame of the world around you on the latest offering from ‘White Roses, My God’.
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Chat Pile – “Masc”
The latest from ‘Cool World’ sure sinks down into a new level of loathing, even by the Oklahoma City noise-rockers’ low-bar standards…
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Charly Bliss – “In Your Bed”
The indie pop-rockers’ ultimate finesse, rich in both its summertime sweet spot textures and descript detail of a will-they-or-won’t-they drama.
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Moses Sumney – “I’m Better (I’m Bad)”
The highlight off Sumney’s new EP, ‘Sophcore’, uses his past life’s smoothest materials and hits them up raw against a horny luster of R&B-pop elixir.
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