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Buzz Sound: Lambrini Girls
The Brighton noise-punk duo are deservedly the life of the party where destroying what tries to put you down is the ultimate form of protest.
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Sharp Pins – “I Can’t Stop”
The Lifeguard guitarist is locked inside of a longing sensation of lo-fi power-pop on his latest single as Sharp Pins.
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Recommended Album: Bad Bunny – ‘DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS’
Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio regrounds himself into Puerto Rico’s storied musical roots while merging them into the dance steps of his modern pop influence.
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Japanese Breakfast – “Orlando in Love”
Impressioned by orchestration, poetic Renaissance era fables, and the studio hands of one Blake Mills, it’s impossible not to succumb the siren’s call of Michelle Zauner on the lead single off ‘Melancholy Brunettes (& sad woman)’.
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SPELLLING – “Portrait of My Heart”
By casting the Bay Area’s shadowy post-punk into her self, Chrystia Cabral brings hidden places into our own view on the lead single off her new album, ‘Portrait of My Heart’.
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Allsalt – “Pleuto the Closer”
The lead single off the debut album by the new band of former Cloakroom drummer Brian Busch is far out yet still visible for distant wanderers.
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Cloakroom – “Bad Larry”
Through the guidance of western stars, Cloakroom find freedom in not being beholden to one world or another on the latest single off their new album, ‘Last Leg of the Human Table’.
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Recommended Album: SZA – ‘SOS Deluxe: LANA’
An unassuming yet even sweeter concentrate of pop-juiced R&B than the album its attached to from the R&B star.
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Jane Remover – “JRJRJR”
The apocalypse in reverse is upon us on the lead single off the Jersey songwriter and producer’s new album, ‘Revengeseekerz’.
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Recommended Album: Whirr – ‘Raw Blue’
‘Raw Blue’ may be its hue, and what a deeply resonant one it is in making it arguably the modern shoegaze aesthetic-defining band’s most visibly audible listen to date.
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Saetia – “Tendrils”
The title track from the seminal screamo pioneer’s new EP picks up all of the heat and flash 26 years later.
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Expose – “The Constant”
The energy is indeed constant and becomes a haze of noise on the latest offering from the LA experimental rockers’ debut album, ‘ETC’.
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