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“A powerful instrumental journey of drive, depth, and hidden strength.”
Plugged in and raw: Murder Hornets' Shakes rattles loose, loosely inspired by media manipulation expose "Trust Me I'm Lying," while Daniel Chavez Crook's GOD CHANNEL chronicles a journey through trying times — hoping to heal. Djembe Funk's Free Palestine is a love letter to concert promoters with a blunt message: stop being dumb. Zayyan's Whimsically Frolicking turns anxiety into an album, and Libel's The Accumulation of Things bends genres from synth-pop to guitar theatrics across ten sharp tracks.
Rock releases
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“Contemporary death jazz”
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“experiments with sounds in a largely rock context”
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“The Previous, Ephraim's ultimate demos”
“Techno-prog sequel to 'I Am Gorgeous (Yellow)'”
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“An instrumental welding of jazz stylings with industrial sensibilities”
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“An instrumental keys-driven collection of industrial jazz grooves.”
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“Meet the ultimate villain. Told as a dialogue between a killer and his victim, this doom folk ballad depicts human evil as a brew of entitlement, grievance, and sheer lunacy.”
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“A pop rock song ala The Replacements that features a violin solo and is about anxiety as a ghostwriter.”
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“From the first explosive moments of leadoff track “Easy Lies” the chemistry of this Austin, TX ensemble is undeniable, and it carries us through a breathless 9 song manifesto on the vitality of ful...”
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“a stadium rock anthem slow burn of quiet anger exploding into cathartic euphoria”
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“Fuzzy Pop and Etc.”