Tag: ross j. farrar
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The Best Industrial, Noise Rock & Post-Punk Albums of 2025
If you want to a hold a mirror to the current state of the world through art, then look no further than the artists who are creating music from the darkest corners of the spectrum with the Best Industrial, Noise Rock & Post-Punk Albums of 2025.
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The 50 Best Albums of 2025
An overwhelming transitional year in music gives way for those creating exciting new shapes in sound across the underground and mainstream alternative to be seen with the 50 Best Albums of 2025.
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Recommended Album: R.J.F. – ‘Cleaning Out The Empty Administration Building’
The latest solo album from the CEREMONY, SPICE, and Crisis Man frontman fucks around with time and space with his firmest grip yet on a parts unknown sound.
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R.J.F. – “The Solitude of Victory”
The surreal design of the CEREMONY frontman’s perception of his world through sound makes you want to dive even deeper to see the fantastical in it all.
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R.J.F. – “Exile”
We’re trapped inside a disembodied thought with the CEREMONY frontman on the lead single off his new R.J.F. album, ‘Cleaning Out the Empty Administration Building’.
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The 50 Best Albums of 2024
A cultural shift toward truly independent and alternative sounds alongside perfect pop moments and late-career highlights with the 50 Best Albums of 2024.
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R.J.F. feat. Mary Lattimore – “Virgos in the Grass”
The collaborative single between the CEREMONY frontman and the experimental harpist captures ambient extraterrestrial soundwaves from down here.
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Recommended Album: R.J.F. – ‘Strange Going’
A second cranial detour in sensory and sound from the deepest wells of the mind of the CEREMONY frontman.
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The Best Experimental Albums of 2023
The sound of art in a state of flux evolution from all corners of the music universe, from cosmic jazz to experimental electronic and beguiling rock, with the Best Experimental Albums of 2023.
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Recommended Album: R.J.F. – ‘Going Strange’
Left up to CEREMONY frontman’s own devices, we bare witness to the very strange world that lives within his headspace channeled through a music medium that’s equivocally peculiar on his debut solo effort.
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