In a kaleidoscope of left-field sonic adventures, Matt DeMello's "Canaries for the Cauldron" delivers an unhinged journey through experimental covers and rarities, while Elly Kace explores sacred mundanity with awakening introspection. Method of the W.O.R.M resurrects industrial downtempo gems from 1996, as Shai Sevin crafts pixel-written verses that deepen with each listen. Smokin' Cola rails against cultural alienation through chunky power chords, while Curved Notes embraces hopeful despair in their eerily melancholic soundscape.
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Tea Eater
I Don't Believe in Bad Luck
Tea Eater's I Don't Believe in Bad luck is a chaotic, high-energy blast of art-punk mayhem, turning superstitions on their head with razor-sharp riffs and rebellious charm.
The Darts
All That Remains of Popularity Wars
Tiger Dart encouraging his dope fiend friends on sobriety.