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“....Data mining dendrites”
Welcome to the beginning of exploding time: The Shining Tongues' Summer Solstice XXI-VI-MMXXVI arrives blinding with sunlight and spectral drone as the latest entry in their ongoing 40-year song cycle — play it loud, windows open. Their A Bell Sings In Your Head strips it all back to a glitter-strewn live solo performance, minimalist and haunting. Meanwhile, El Tubo Elástico's IMPALA (Expanded Edition) expands their sprawling Spanish prog-psych-space-rock universe with a 16-minute bonus track, and nonameno11's Junk, and Others offers short, simple recordings made before heading off to school.
Post Rock releases
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“Something electric post-whatever daily debugger”
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“May all living beings be liberated. God is a cat.”
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“a experimental metal album influenced by krautrock and black metal”
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“Our minds are full of noise, but we crave more just to avoid ourselves.”
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“Soundtrack for late night driving - broken melodies and night drones in loop - stitched together in layers of decayed compositions.”
“it's called 'the microphone is 3 electric guitars' because the microphone is 3 electric guitars”
“hope in a world stained with pessimism”
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“After 4 years Ylva de Lune returns with their second album II.”
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“It’s the sound of someone working through their own story in real time, and inviting you to do the same.”
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“instrumental progressive rock, Nantes”
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“Meditative, expressive and pulling instrumental music”