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Sufjan Stevens – “So You Are Tired”
Even the breakup eulogies from Stevens have a way of sounding spiritually aspirational whether we are totally alone in this life or not.
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Angel Du$t feat. LOOSEY – “Racecar”
On these streets, Justice Tripp and company paint the lanes, and it just so happens theirs are oddly designed and blur together in color and energy.
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Olivia Rodrigo – “bad idea right?”
What could be a huge L on a personal level ends up being something Rodrigo turns into a winning alternative pop bang.
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Nighdrator – “Frigid”
While some may attempt to mirror the abyss, the Hattiesburg dreamgazers go beyond staring at it. They become it on their latest single.
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Interview: Hannah Rainey of Shady Bug On The Band’s New EP ‘What’s the Use?’
Shady Bug’s Hannah Rainey talks working toward balance amidst the disorder, the band’s new phase, and why you shouldn’t sleep on the sounds coming out of the Midwest.
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Mary Lattimore feat. Meg Baird and Walt McClements – “And Then He Wrapped His Wings Around Me”
As time sweeps us all into the void, at least the music of Mary Lattimore can memorialize those moments which we lived once we are gone.
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Corker – “Edge of Teeth”
Feral as anything, the Cincinnati post-punk band chew through opposition without mercy on latest single from their debut album ‘Falser Truths’.
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Spirit of the Beehive – “natural devotion 2”
A breakup between bandmates has seemingly broken down new barriers within Spirit of the Beehive they’re discovering are worth exploring together.
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Full Blown Meltdown – “Nothing Matters Anyway”
It’s not sunshine and rainbows optimism, but then again, it’s not toxic positivity either on the first single from the punk songwriter’s debut album ‘Mollify’.
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Speedy Ortiz – “Ghostwriter”
The indie rock scholastics turn to nü metal aggression to turn up the heat on climate change discourse.