Jangle-pop obsessives, rejoice: The Freebies blend 60s girl-group charm with indie-punk edge and Adam Green-style twee-pop in a gloriously nostalgic debut, while Das Schwa's So Beautiful conjures an elegantly crooned wall of sound built from a host of different guitars and a pulsating rhythm section. The enigmatic duo Hidden Eyes finally surface with a double album of jangly indie and noise-pop gems, and Zachary Gould's all the space between night and day traces a six-year labor of love and loss from liminality through heartbreak to bittersweet acceptance.

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“The Sundries serve as a perfect reminder of the lasting significance and influence of the '90s jangly indie-pop scene, represented by labels like Shinkansen Recordings and Elefant Records.”

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