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Lana Del Rey – “Henry, come on”
Del Rey’s foray into Southern melancholia and cowboy tears corrals in new company and escapist scripted American drama.
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SUMAC & Moor Mother feat. Sovie – “Scene 4”
In the latest offering from their collaborative project, ‘The Film’, Moor Mother and SUMAC leave you pondering a loss of humanity to the void.
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billy woods feat. Steel Tipped Dove – “BLK ZMBY”
Money can’t mask the scent of those who are already dead inside, and billy woods swarms to consume their bodies on the latest preview from ‘GOLLIWOGG’.
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Stereolab – “Aerial Troubles”
The lead single from the avant-pop generator’s first new album in 15 years lands softly down to Earth and brings gravity down to the lounge.
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Recommended Album: Scowl – ‘Are We All Angels’
Scowl prove that the scene’s purest angels are never the ones who let the surrounding noise define them, but rather dare to let their wings burn by flying nearest to the sun of their own ambition.
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Hotline TNT – “Julia’s War”
A perfect sendoff as Hotline TNT looks toward their past to pave the way for shoegaze’s possibilities in the future.
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TURNSTILE – “NEVER ENOUGH”
Once again in setting a sonic mood board for their next chapter, it’s sounding like the transcendent Baltimore hardcore band want it all.
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Lifeguard – “It Will Get Worse”
Whether they like it or not, the lead single from the Chicago indie rockers’ debut album, ‘Ripped and Torn’, is about to blow the walls out of the trio’s small room sound.
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Graham Hunt – “East Side Screamer”
Just as enigmatic as a supernatural entity, the Wisconsin guitar-pop songwriter’s handiwork leaves you in disbelief, screaming expletives.
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Buzz Sound: Sharp Pins
With ‘Radio DDR’, Lifeguard’s Kai Slater is converging the timelines between golden age power-pop vinyl and today’s DIY indie rock cassettes.
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Recommended EP: BALMORA – ‘Prologue’ EP
This is just the start of the first chapter being written by the glorious Connecticut hardcore metal band…
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Recommended Album: JIVEBOMB – ‘ETHEREAL’
The Baltimore band’s phoenix ascent cracks a difficult-to-decode style that mediates both of hardcore’s current directional limbs on their debut full-length.
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