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Madness Everywhere
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Sad Sap Me
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Nine Staples
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Basterd Hymn
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Throw Your Saints
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Knifey Woman
02:33
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White God
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Lonely Doesn't Scare Me
05:31
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TS/AL collective Alabama
We're a collective that releases stuff from mostly alabama artists.
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The Months I Missed
by Mellorine
The songs on the latest from Mellorine range from bright indie to surging post-rock, centered on earnest vocal melodies.
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Live In... New York City
by Tex Crick
Australian artist Tex Crick takes a low-key, 70s singer-songwriter approach to his latest collection of songs.
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That Bridge Washed Away In The Storm (EP)
by Lowpines
Avi Buffalo had a hand in producing this cassette of Lowpines' serene, self-described "Lo-fi-Anglo-Americana pop songs."
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Roaring guitar pop big on blistering riffs and candy-coated vocal melodies.
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Better Lives
by Feral Conservatives
Feral Conservatives specialize in elegantly ornamented guitar pop, centered around Rashie Rosenfarb’s emotive vocals.
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Music For 18 Magicians
by Karass
Tacoma's Karass whittled these bleak dream-pop gems from free-form jams, and the rhythms that rattle through them have a live energy.
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Stop apologizing
by Frankie valet
The first full-length release from this St. Louis group is full of simple, sweet dream pop songs with a touch of Paisley Underground fuzz.
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