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“I live by a river that is not a river. It's called New River. And it's not new either. Celebrating all waterways, new rivers or otherwise.”
New
Straight from the void of lo-fi indie: Zenxith asks "Does Anybody Care?" on his 18th album — chorus-drenched guitars, synth keyboards, handclaps, and deeply personal lyrics recorded drunk into a phone, limited to 70 CDs on Salt Mine Records. Snatch the Snail trims the fat on their best album yet, ditching the metronome to prioritize feel over polish. Never the Bridle delivers 25 determined minutes of lofi indie self-reflection — motherhood, trauma, and anxiety delivered with borrowed flutes and Hello Kitty picks. Zane Alexander sings of identity and belonging across cultures in French and Spanish, while Huda Music keeps it simply heartfelt — love, sea, sky, and stars.
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“A staple jangle pop album.”
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“part 2 of the magic maze series”