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ESG (LP)
ESG
Epic Garden Music (LP)
Sad Lovers and Giants
Underwater Kites (Cassette)
The Modern Art
The Script of the Bridge (LP)
The Chameleons
Burning from the Inside (LP)
Bauhaus
Speed Kills (LP)
Koro
The Strange Idols Pattern and Other Short Stories (LP)
Felt
EP
Squirrel Bait
Arc-Lite (CD)
Loop
And the Weathermen Shrug Their Shoulders (LP)
The Ex + Tom Cora
Repetition (LP)
Unwound
American Water (LP)
Silver Jews
Le Lame du Mat
Cheval de Frise
(((CAPOEIRA))) (CD)
Chevreuil
Float Upstream (CD)
Tom Rainey Obbligato
Witch Egg (LP)
John Dwyer, Nick Murray, Brad
Diamonds & Dancefloors (LP)
Ava Max
The follow-up to her internationally successful debut Heaven & Hell, Diamonds & Dancefloors continues the really excellent electro-pop showcased by Ava. Just like her debut effort - a catchy, well-produced and consistently enjoyable album. Definitely recommended! [Available on CD/LP]
Read moreWhy Does the Earth Give Us People to Love? is the debut album from Kara Jackson, named National Youth Poet Laureate in 2019. The lyrics are ultra relatable, as rooted in love and compassion as they are in confusion about the nature of existence and what we’ve all signed up for as members of society. Jackson’s compositions take elements from indie, blues, and even some twangy Hawaiian-sounding guitar to create a sound that’s completely unique and utterly compelling. Why Does the Earth Give Us People to Love? is meditative, moving, and meandering, mirroring the way thoughts float through our heads and we float through (or sink in) the currents of life.
Read moreNF's Hope is the sort of good-natured hip-hop album the world needs now. NF is a real one: his lyrics are as focused on self-doubt and painful memories as they are on working toward a better future and believing in your dreams. His flow and his goofy sense of humor call to mind Eminem and NF displays his fellow Michigan rapper's penchant for balancing grit and good humor. With plinking piano, self-deprecating vocal interludes, and rhythmic strings, Hope stands out from the crowd.
Read moreAfter a seven-year pause, Daughter is back with Stereo Mind Game. The arrangements are gauzy and shimmering, augmented at times by London-based string orchestra the 12 Ensemble's keening, gorgeous sounds. Lyrically the album is all about connection: longing to be closer, in some cases, and in others, letting go and giving up with grace. The interplay of light and shadow on Stereo Mind Game gives these tracks real staying power, the lyrics often imbued with loneliness and despair, the melodies soaring above with hope for transcendence and healing. A richly layered album that easily balances the dark side of life with moments of beauty, love, and honesty.
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