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Show Me the Body – “LOOSE TALK”
A thriller in mean-sounding, sinister revelations, Show Me the Body walk straight into the sun from darker corners and light the world on fire with them.
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Lande Hekt – “Gay Space Cadets”
The Bristol songwriter is bent on discovering her own space and will transform the most ordinary surrounding into a self-defined possibility on the lead single off her sophomore effort, ‘Home Without a View’.
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The Mars Volta – “Graveyard Love”
One of the Mars Volta’s more refreshingly straight-forward designs venturing into spacey prog-rock that continues to hint at something bigger to come…
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Recommended Album: Carlos Truly – ‘Not Mine’
The Ava Luna guitarist professes an nth degree of synesthesiac sophisticate taste in R&B, funky guitars, and experimental pop and jazz flourishes on his first solo album.
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Healing Potpourri – “What Do I Do Now?”
Across a Bacharachian and Beach Boys-breezed take on the project’s floral psych pop, the warmth elevating its air offers a complimentary conduit for lifting romantic confusion off its shoulders
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The 1975 – “Part of The Band”
Trollish or posturing inquisitively? That always seems to be the question with the arrival of a new album cycle by subversive pop-rock architects the 1975…
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Stand Still – “Loose Ends”
The lead single from ‘In A Moment’s Notice’ puts mixed up emotions into a form of clarity with the melodic hardcore band’s approach to making the most posi out of shit luck life situations.
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Alvvays – “Pharmacist”
As always, Alvvays’s prescription for the heart bends and mends space and time with gazing wonder with the lead single from their new album, ‘Blue Rev’.
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No Age – “Andy Helping Andy”
The Los Angeles DIY scene vets have found a portal of escape with the lead single and closing track from their forthcoming album, ‘People Helping People’.
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Sudan Archives – “NBPQ (Topless)”
A “titties out” reclamation on being anything but average, it’s hard to image how anyone would perceive Brittney Parks’ talents to be just that with the latest from ‘Natural Brown Prom Queen’.
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Recommended Album: Moor Mother – ‘Jazz Codes’
Further meditating on history, ‘Jazz Codes’ unlocks the past’s truths through Moor Mother’s singular futurism.
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Pianos Become the Teeth – “Skiv”
An eerie creature comfort that keeps you warm when outside reflects a bleak world from the post-hardcore band’s new album, ‘Drift’.
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