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Are you ready to enter the world of mystical music? The new Eve Tera compositions redefines the limâŠ
Holy Death Temple's âSomeone To Blameâ is a chunky post-punk tune with some thick and saucy basslinâŠ
Hypercondensed miniatures pulling influence from the polyphony of early music, the textures of ambiâŠ
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I feel that in my most recent write-ups, Iâve waxed a lot about how the world doesnât feel great thâŠ
Thereâs something special about this two-song, ten-minute EP from figure eight, Oaklandâs optimistiâŠ
My dad was a funeral director and helped a lot of families go through grief. I think I turned to arâŠ
Norwegian singer-songwriter and producer Coral Head has shared her new EP âThe Worst That Could HapâŠ
This is the best family reunion weâve ever had Originally recorded in the Spring of 2003, MacdonaldâŠ
UK singer-songwriter tries to find the common ground between Bob Dylan's original and Hendrix's verâŠ
Having burst onto the scene earlier this year with his debut single âDo You Wanna Go Out?â, Louie CâŠ
The American bandâs 1996 debut spun indie pop gold from heartache and secondhand Hammond organ. A nâŠ
On his first album for his own Plastic & Sounds label, the Japanese producer sounds pricklier tâŠ
Dark industrial noise drone ambient modular synth Recorded live at Cambridge Community Television bâŠ
New indie pop, classical, house, and hip-hop on the Deep Dive Playlists from den of dog, Silia, ReaâŠ
What does the desert sound like? For her self-produced EP Powerlines (March 25), Jana Pochop literaâŠ
Digging deep into personal struggles and raw confession, this latest track is the most raw, bittersâŠ
The new techno release arrives pulsating from the very first second blablabla ⊠this is what a shâŠ
Keren Abreu is a singer-songwriter whose music is a multilingual blend of folk lyricism, pop melodiâŠ
Boston hardcore punk band Haywire releases a new music video for âHang Up The Telephoneâ that featuâŠ
A playful, garage-rock/punk-leaning offering which sees the band kick things up a notch.
One of my favorite ways to discover a local artist is to study the liner notes of a thrift-store LPâŠ
Oouuuuoooouuu, it's another rendition of Three Music Thingz, the blogseries where I ask musicians fâŠ
Depressive Euro post-punk is the order of the day on the latest from The Violent Youth. The post ThâŠ
