Lo-fi and loud about it: Zenxith's For Three Days Use Only is a 14-track jangle pop addiction — chorus-drenched guitars, tambourine, whispered vocals, and a Co-Codamol theme recorded phone-to-room on Salt Mine Records. Never the Bridle's Feebling delivers 25 determined minutes of lofi indie self-reflection on motherhood, loss, and anxiety — armed with eBay guitars, a borrowed flute, and a toy xylophone. Snatch the Snail's Full Wet trims the fat completely, recording metronome-free alternative rock that prioritizes feel over polish. Zane Alexander's Outer Darkness Between Worlds rounds things out with lo-fi acoustic songs about identity and belonging, sung in French and Spanish.
Lofi releases
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“part 2 of the magic maze series”
31 in stock
“This is Snatch the Snail's best album”