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Recommended Album: Dry Cleaning – ‘Secret Love’
The South London post-punks are so bored with the way this life has become, and yet, are all so scintillating to put it into sound and lyrical form on their third and sturdiest album yet.
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Dry Cleaning – “Let Me Grow and You’ll See the Fruit”
Florence Shaw is an architect in the art of reigning in a stream of conscious, which makes the latest preview from ‘Secret Love’ all the more impressive when you consider its spiral of intrusive thoughts.
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Dry Cleaning – “Hit My Head All Day”
The lead single from the London post-punk band’s new album, ‘Secret Love’, is not a head cracked open. It’s an expanded mind.
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Big Thief – “Incomprehensible”
The experimental folk rockers got it all down to their own science here on the lead single from their new album, ‘Double Infinity’.
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Buzz Sound: Maria Somerville
The Irish songwriter’s sophomore breakthrough is a listen that goes beyond any known borders of dream-pop and shoegaze, and the physical realm for that matter.
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Bartees Strange – “Too Much”
Even as it hinges upon collapse, the sonic thesis off the indie rock polymath’s new album, ‘Horror’, is a thrilling scene.
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cumgirl8 – “Karma Police”
The NYC post-punk provocateurs are the future cunt in their own scree of a CyberFeminism manifesto for a next-gen of thinking listeners on the lead single off their debut album, ‘the 8th cumming’.
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Recommended Album: Adrianne Lenker – ‘Bright Future’
The latest solo offering from the Big Thief frontwoman furthers her supernatural ability to hold the fraught nature of love, purpose, and the human experience with grace inside a song.
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Adrianne Lenker – “Sadness As A Gift”
Though the weight of a breakup presses inward, the Big Thief frontperson considers it all with the kind of grace we wish we all had during these moments of weakness.
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Adrianne Lenker – “Ruined”
The Big Thief frontperson puts into sound the beauty of romance at its messiest in this abstraction of a torch song.
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