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“The Cavemen resurfaces after 30 years, bringing the raw spirit of 90s rock to today’s global audience”
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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“Country side bedroom pop from UK”
“a dream garage pop band. Halfway between Surf Curse, Joy Again, and Beach Fossils, all sprinkled with colored pencils and Micro Machines...'”
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“Yummy dream pop from Seattle.”
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“Backwards in blue is a sonic portal to the past, tenderly holding the pain of our ancestors in order to alchemize it into light.”
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“Manchester’s Mat Mills makes heartfelt lofi indie and dream pop, with hints of shoegaze and 90s alt rock, touching on themes of lost love, lost youth, legacy, and the beauty and danger of living in...”
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“Dreamy bedroom shoegaze pop from a Scottish guy living In South Korea.”
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“'mom's garden' by girlcat is a self-produced dreampop track that walks through the complex emotions of generational trauma.”
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“A beautiful lo-fi pop from Atlanta.”
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“Luma Fade conjures The Blackest Magic—where dream pop becomes séance and melodies emerge from the underworld's embrace. ✨🖤”
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“‘Even with the light on’ is a tender but adamant goodbye to the phantoms that linger in dreams.”