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“Has one of the finest early 90s pre-Britpop jams been dug out of the archives, despite being recorded in 2025?”
From the singer-songwriter vaults, where demos become destiny: Matt DeMello's Jennifer's Appendix, Vol. 1 unearths garage rock pivots, anti-folk looseness, and GarageBand confessions from the shadow of 2014 — Paul Simon to Wolf Like Me, lovingly restored. Solid Blood's Western Sun brings math-y, dreamy, emotive post-rock indie from the Rue Defense universe, while Alexei Shishkin's Good Times captures a surrealist four-day studio escape built on loose bass lines and zero blueprints. Jack Hayter's Sucky Tart offers world-beaten balladry that Pitchfork called "weariest" and BBC 6 Music likened to "Tom Waits running amok in a second-hand music shop."
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“Songs about empty spaces, vague memories, twisted lines of communication, reluctant employment, confusing reflections, dead horses, broken phones and unfortunate haircuts.”
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“Mesmerizing acoustic indie folk from Czechia”
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“Melodic pop/rock music from Leipzig (Germany), with a philosophical twist”
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“Built around sample-like fingerstyle arpeggios and lush vocal harmonies inspired by folk-rock legends, this song delicately revisits one of the artist's earliest (and most formative) memories.”
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“emotionally-driven pop music”
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“A chronicle of the hardships, conflicts and anxieties of post-election Americans.”
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“Was Kobe Bryant's death predicted by a movie from the 1970s?”
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