Grizzly Bear
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Sparkling electropop from Paris that splits the difference between hooky bangers and more introspective moments.
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Five ghostly folk songs described by Dayydream as being on the border of imagination & reality, all wreathed in delicate echo.
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Parallel Universe Blues
by Papercuts
The latest from Papercuts is another batch of bright, melodic, ’60s-influenced pop songs with driving, heart-on-sleeve vocals.
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With “In Silver Halides,” Lowpines have created a collection of rich, textured, deeply-felt rock songs abounding in small sonic details.
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L.A.’s Twin Oaks specialize in hushed, low-lit songs that put Lauren Brown’s smoky vocals front and center.
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Post-Youth Depression
by Joe Russell-Brown
Joe Russell-Brown serves up four rich, melodic , driving indie rock songs, recorded on a laptop in his grandmother’s bungalow.
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Hushed, low-lit, folk-based music from Wales that recalls Mojave 3 at their most beautiful.
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