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“The outside noises don’t seem so bad. Not even the explosions.”
Strings attached and spirits stirring: The Lazy I delivers a hauntingly gentle alt-folk restringing — poignant lyricism wrapped in rare elegance — while Harmolodic Dreamer improvises freely over three days, letting birds and wind share the stage with no second takes allowed. The Kintners offer a quiet, bruising meditation on inherited damage and the people we become, and Villahermosa floats a tender Spring-season plea to simply remain. Meanwhile, Woodcombe drops a gloriously lo-fi Houston acoustic set — phone-recorded, freely given, unapologetically raw.
Acoustic releases
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“This ep created in honor of Andrei Tarkovsky's STALKER”
“it's called 'the microphone is 3 electric guitars' because the microphone is 3 electric guitars”
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“Foxes and love songs”
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“A heartfelt, genre-blending indie folk album, 'Colin Rooney' delivers raw emotion, tender storytelling, and uplifting resilience through intimate songs that speak to love, loss, and the courage to ...”
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“A charming slice of lofi bedroom folk”
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“A dreamy uplifting and driven track, with emotion like a rollercoaster”
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“I always try, to look for your light, behind the fireworks in those summer nights...”
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“Modern Folk-Punk for the Hopeful”
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“Gregory Alan Isakov drones meet Tiny Habits harmonies in this first single from Ray Curenton's upcoming album.”
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“Vintage piano pop to lift you up”
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“Was Kobe Bryant's death predicted by a movie from the 1970s?”