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Bright was tapping into something in the 90's that wasn't fully understood at the time. Repetition of a theme skewed over a period of time. The antithesis of math rock. An American take on Neu!
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The latest from Julian Temple Band is full of shadowy, trembling art rock, wtih melodies that summon a sense of mystery.
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A Stranger That You Met Before
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A love letter to the DIY music scene.
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Small Comforts
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Winsome and winning indie pop songs on the latest from The Chairman Dances, where erudite lyrics are cradled by gorgeous arrangements.
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Tender and gorgeous songs from this Brooklyn duo, “and then all over” is a striking, evocative work full of hushed beauty.
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Keeley Forsyth, on The Leaf Label, writes spectral, pulsing songs that swaddle her mournful alto in mist-like synths.
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