Tag: topshelf records
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Peel Dream Magazine – “Venus In Nadir”
You’ll want to grab an autumn sweater to keep yourself warm for when you eventually find yourself just as lonely as the Los Angeles art-pop trio…
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MANEKA – “shallowing” / “dimelo”
The Philly DIY lifer is proving he’s got a lot of gas left in the tank on the early highlights of his new album, ‘bathes and listens’, even when he’s hitting new adulting lows.
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Thanya Iyer – “Low Tides”
The ebbs and flows of life’s waterways leap into celestial jazz portals to places better on the lead single from the Montreal experimental songwriter’s new album, ‘TIDE/TIED’.
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Weatherday – “Angel”
Don’t look for a halo on this “Angel,” because you might get stung with the early highlight off the enigmatic Swedish noise-pop songwriter’s sophomore effort.
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Recommended Album: Peel Dream Magazine – ‘Rose Main Reading Room’
Whether you find meditation through sound, words, or scenery, the fourth LP from the Los Angeles-based experimental pop band is a place where you can go to build your own corner of a personal archive paradise.
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Peel Dream Magazine – “Dawn”
The opening moments off the Los Angeles experimental pop trio’s new album ‘Rose Main Reading Room’ makes for the kind of listen you’d want to nudge you awake gently on the daily.
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Peel Dream Magazine – “Wish You Well”
Brute competition is no match for a humble spiritual mind meditated through the Los Angeles trio’s cosmic experimental pop.
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Peel Dream Magazine – “Lie In The Gutter”
The Los Angeles experimental pop trio funnel the touch of a kiss, patterns of constellations, and psychedelic starlight into a condensed energy form on the first listen off their new album, ‘Rose Main Reading Room’.
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Knifeplay – “Tears”
A music video for the dream-imbued Philly rockers’ newly reissued debut album, ‘Pearlty’, couldn’t be any more ominous as to what was to come…
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Interview: David Mitchell of Gulfer On The Band’s New Album ‘Third Wind’
‘Third Wind’ in full effect, bassist David Mitchell discusses adulting as songwriters and happy accidents in the evolved state of the emotive indie rockers’ best album yet.
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