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Before we heard this album we were poor, homeless, and sad. Then Greet Death put out "New Hell". Now we are rolling in cash, living on a yacht, and are still sad but figuring stuff out.
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Mundy's Bay debut album "Lonesome Valley" is post-everything and perfect. For fans of really good bands.
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You're in 7th grade Earth Science class, the teacher pulls out the VHS cart, dims the light and says, "we're going to watch The Color of Documa". Everyone cheers.
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supported by 10 fans who also own “Carbon Dust”
The title track pulled me into Slow Crush's orbit, but Tremble held me there - alongside Lull from the Hush LP and the whole of Seasurfer's Dive In, it can send me into an altered state of consciousness. The album vibrates with hints and nudges, from Slowdive twangs to a Corgan-esque chord shift, but Slow Crush are their own sound - thick, dark melodic, etherealistic soundscapes with Isa Holliday's vocals both binding the music and rising above it. One of the best bands in years.
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supported by 9 fans who also own “Carbon Dust”
Ethereal, haunting and cinematic. Listen on a drive at night, good speakers/headphones are advised.
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Underwater Over There
by Unwed Sailor
This Tulsa group's shimmering, classic dream pop has the sound of iconic touchstones like the Pale Saints and New Order.
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