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“'A terrific album which deserves to be heard far and wide' (Brian McAllister - Going Underground Prog & Rock Show)”
Where scorched-earth electronics meet arty prog fury: Annicka den trolösa by Song for a Gorgeous Blonde fuses dense keyboards with spiky, inventive guitar figures, while Anja delivers a hard-rocking electronica showcase for drummer Anja Blomgren. Lithium and a Lollipop by Chris of Wilderness is a mutant bluesy electronic trip recorded deep in the Sonoran Desert, and Kidnappers in Their Sleep explores interstitial zones with genre-defying synths and real poetic backbone. White Swami injects pharmaceutical-grade hip-hop beats and paranoid psychedelia, while Hand Me Down by Padded Waltz gives shame and insecurity their own haunting narrator's voice.
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“Alternative rock band with folk / noise elements from Poland”
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“Song for a Gorgeous Blonde has a car wreck with Gentle Giant”
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“Sometimes you love people so much that you wish you could travel back in time to be there at all the moments they needed you.”
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“Sneak preview of our next album, this song blends lofi post(egg)punk energy with dark janglepop vibes to weave a tale of redemption on life's empty highway.”
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“Through melody and dissonance, [DIS]COMFORT explores themes of habitual struggles, circular thinking, the paradox of finding comfort in that which is ultimately self-destructive, and the faint hope...”
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“Honesty Doesn't Pay is the debut album of Boston/NYC-based art rock project Supermarket Parking Lot, spanning 11 tracks of heartbreak, anxiety, rumination, and acceptance.”
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“The title means Distant Fortunes, and this heavily orchestrated track envisions both the hopefulness and trepidation of peering too far into the future.”
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“Apocalyptic Alt-Rock Concept Record”
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“Downtempo-Chillwave hybrid with bits of Art Rock and Synth Pop”
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“Electric guitar improvisations, drones, distortions, dissonances, and repetitions through ailing solid-state amplification from a crumbling room in a sinking house, in a poisoned city on the brink ...”