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“Lo-fi acoustic songs about identity and belonging, sung across cultures, sung in French and Spanish”
Straight from the bedroom and into your ears: Zenxith's Does Anybody Care? is his most atmospheric DIY jangle pop record yet — chorus-drenched guitars, handclaps, synth keyboards, and deeply personal lyrics recorded drunk into a phone, asking the world if anyone's listening. Never the Bridle's Feebling brings 25 determined lofi indie minutes on motherhood, loss, and anxiety, delivered with humour and a toy xylophone. Snatch the Snail's Full Wet goes metronome-free, trimming alternative rock down to its essential feel. Zane Alexander's A Place That I Called Home rounds things out with raw, one-take acoustic songs about loss and quiet collapse.
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“A lo-fi, live-first acoustic EP about loss and the quiet collapse of the world around us.”
35 in stock
“A raw, lo-fi acoustic EP about love, war, loss.”