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Dreamy indie rock a la Duster/Sparklehorse with interesting with dynamic shifts and subtle hooks to keep things moving along.
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Strange Range
by The City and Horses
Like a funky distant relative of Belle and Sebastian, The City and Horses make curiously irresistible pop.
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Ambient folk musician Helen Ballentine builds upon this year's excellent Skullcrusher LP with a haunting new song, plus a Radiohead cover.
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The hushed new EP from Skullcrusher sets soft, plaintive vocals against warm, minimal arrangements of guitar, piano, banjo, and more.
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A 10th anniversary reissue prompts a look back at this primal, piercing album.
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Make-Believe a.k.a. 365 Days vol. 4
by Jessica in The Rainbow
Dreamy, intimate experimental pop, part of the artist's challenge to herself to write and record a song every single day of the year.
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Death is Nothing to Us
by Fiddlehead
Boston band featuring members of Have Heart and Basement take their earnest, motivational post-hardcore to thrilling new heights.
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