Jangle addicts, take note: Zenxith drops his 19th DIY album — 14 tracks of whispered vocals, stacks of chorus-drenched guitars, and Co-Codamol-themed heartache recorded on a phone in his bedroom, limited to 70 CDs on Salt Mine Records. Never the Bridle delivers a determined 25 minutes of lofi indie self-reflection on motherhood, loss, and anxiety — armed with eBay guitars and Hello Kitty picks. Snatch the Snail ditches the metronome on their best album yet, prioritizing feel over polish. Huda Music keeps it beautifully simple — love, sea, sky, and stars — while TDC Tunes celebrates all waterways with modular synth and lofi chill beats, and Zane Alexander captures songs as they existed in passing — imperfect, immediate, and alive.
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