Drifting through the dream pop cosmos: danila kozyrev's wraith delivers a jangly, cacophonous rush of melody and psychedelic production, while Yama Uba's Horizon explores ethereal, dreamlike soundscapes alongside bass-pumping dance tracks, grappling with the deceptively simple act of being. som som's safe space offers lo-fi but lush introspection about reclaiming your voice and submitting to the unknown, and Static Club brings hazy vocals and chorus-drenched guitars recorded on glorious 4-track cassette from rainy Aberdeen. SMIC rounds things out with a quiet, heavy alt-indie meditation on survival and finding solid ground after the dust settles.

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“To finish as a 'sequel' to the previous album, 'Dreams of an Imaginary Place' is an experimental album of psychedelic pop and a bit of folk as well, a kind of mix of different styles for each song.”

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