Genre: Rock
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Apacalda — There’s A Shadow In My Room And It Isn’t Mine
Montreal’s Apacalda goes to some difficult places on her debut record There’s A Shadow In My Room And It Isn’t Mine. It’s visceral, intense, uncomfortably personal and outstanding.
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Agora Sci-Fi — Finding It Hard…
Nathania Rubin redefines DIY with her debut as Agora Sci-Fi – producing the wistful, grungy bedroom pop EP as well as the art and visuals to support it.
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Walter the Producer — Modern Rock
Walter the Producer’s Modern Rock EP sharpens his sound and vision, blending breezy, groove-heavy indie rock with a playful sense of storytelling.
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Yndling — (I’m in the Palm of Your Hand)
Norweigan artist Yndling has released half of her new record. She’s taking more chances with her shoegazey bedroom pop, and the results are impressive.
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Scott Evil — Big Dipper
The debut LP from Cologne’s Scott Evil is sharp, lush and nostalgic. Big Dipper feels like a favourite, forgotten record from the early 2000s.
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Miynt – Rain Money Dogs
Miynt’s Rain Money Dogs is a hazy, introspective album that draws from psychedelia, grunge, lounge, and trip-hop. Introspective, playful and best heard in a single sitting.
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Pry — Wrapped in Plastic
Tense, taut, and unpredictable, Pry’s record Wrapped in Plastic is a blazingly confident debut.
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CIEL
CIEL’s debut record Call Me Silent comes out in October, but their recent singles and prior EPs are worth hearing now.
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(T-T)b — Beautiful Extension Cord
(T-T)b’s Beautiful Extension Cord is a charismatic and warm fusion of chiptune and DIY indie rock, with fuzzed-out guitars, pixelated synths, and slacker melancholy.
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Virgin Orchestra – LET IT BURN
Virgin Orchestra’s LET IT BURN is essential: a rich, genre-defying EP that blends classical and contemporary influences for an immersive and atmospheric sound.