“A high-noon hallucination!”
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Dissolving into psychedelic fever dreams and mutant electronics: Muzaq for Frogs pays eerie tribute to cult film Decoder (1984) with a collaborative sonic séance. Chris of Wilderness conjures scorched earth blues and alien electronics from the Sonoran Desert, while Kidnappers in Their Sleep navigates interstitial zones with hardware synths and genre-defying poetic backbone. Replaced By Robots delivers guitar-driven rock that feels "simultaneously familiar, futuristic, emotive and SLIGHTLY WRONG," and Aidan Siegele's TRÄUMEN blends indie rock roots with psychedelic and ambient textures exploring memory, uncertainty, and hope.
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“A Spanish Progressive Rock/Metal album with psychedelic touches”
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“Experimental/instrumental/avant-garde album with progressive, post-rock, and ambient influences.”
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“Exploring the edge of imagination through layered melodies and cinematic experimental progressive textures”
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“It is a high-noon hallucination where the horizon bleeds digital glare and the tumbleweeds dissolve into fractals—a sonic abduction of the frontier itself.”
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“For fans of The Clash, Steel Pulse & Bad Brains”
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“DIMINISHER is a DIY electronic record moving between techno, synth-led grooves, and darker 80s-inspired atmospheres.”
“Psychedelic jam with organic human percussion and no loops or samples”
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“An experimental collaboration tracing a body in motion, pulled forward by unseen forces.”
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“Hazy Midnight Americana From Everywhere, Missouri”
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“Please remain standing”