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“Honesty Doesn't Pay is the debut album of Boston/NYC-based art rock project Supermarket Parking Lot, spanning 11 tracks of heartbreak, anxiety, rumination, and acceptance.”
Rocking through the holiday madness: Song for a Gorgeous Blonde drops a heavier-than-usual Christmas ditty rooted in a bizarre Swedish Donald Duck tradition, complete with a cranky guitar solo. Mother Raspberry & A.R.C. unleash sounds from the back of the mind on Unconscious Release, the wild follow-up to their 23-track meditation into musical insanity Conscious Release. Ian Cat chronicles homesickness and loneliness on his debut, while Yama Uba floats haunting vocals over velvety synths and dark 80s basslines on Horizon. Shitshow brings shaky Spinach-Rock'n'Roll Punk from Hamburg Crime City for everyone caught in the rat race.
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“Twenty-Five Years is the debut album from UK indepenmdent rock band Storm of Crows, featuring twelve guitar-driven songs.”
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“Prepare for a sonic fallout! The future we were promised in the 1950s has finally arrived in high-fidelity. 🚀☢️”
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“This is the loudest track from Wooden Crates yet. 'A Little Loud' is a warning (and a promise) that things will get out of control.”
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“A dramatic musical portrait of a Swedish folk creature called Näcken, in three movements”
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“Gothic strings and relentless beats dramatize Autumn Affairs that are better left to the imagination!”
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“A high energy track about the frustrations of life due to the omnipresence of technology and screens.”
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“From their humble beginnings above Belfast’s Limelight club to international acclaim, Unquiet Nights have remained true to their roots while pushing musical boundaries”
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“the third album by Northern Irish band Unquiet Nights”
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“PROMISE OF YOU sees the Northern Ireland and Italy-bred three-piece more direct and dynamic than ever before. Driven by pounding percussion and bolstered by a stadium-sized chorus, the song is info...”
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“YOUNG BELIEVERS was a step forward for us after the second album 'Postcards In Real Time'.”