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“all the space between night and day - a labor of love and loss”
From the alternative underground: Ken Wohlrob conjures ethereal, instinctual compositions on Forgotten Music — ambient excursions that feel like an old language buried deep in your DNA. Chris of Wilderness returns with Lithium and a Lollipop, a mutant bluesy electronic fever dream recorded deep in the Sonoran Desert. Jonathan Hadley strips away the masking on Somebody Somewhere, asking who you are when you stop people-pleasing, while Get Lost Cassidy Frost offers the perfect late-night drive soundtrack with tender questions about family, god, and ordinary loss.
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“Seven cinematic rock tracks from Japan, built around heavy guitars, piano, strings, and the feeling of trying to move forward when fear keeps pulling you back.”
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“Psychedelic soundscapes, like a soundtrack to your most haunting dreams”
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“RF release their jangliest, most baroque and thoughtful album yet, but maintain 'Pavement playing Teenage Fanclub” mission statement”
“Crunchy guitars and two-part vocal harmonies; power pop influences distorted through 90s alt rock sensibilities.”
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“Sounds of empathy, neglect, and a hug during the worst times.”
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“No description needed. You know what you’re getting into here. This is the sequel to Oh Gordon (now fortified with nearly 8% more RAM”
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“Arty-Proggy combo of dense keyboards and spiky guitar figures”
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“Hazy indie rock from Abidjan about the exact moment love turns into goodbye — and choosing to be gentle about it.”
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