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Megumi Acorda Manila, Philippines
Five-piece band Megumi Acorda is possibly dream pop, or whatever sound captures the synchrony of the melodic, fuzzed out, and the personal.
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supported by 10 fans who also own “Time Does Not Heal All Wounds (A Reprise)”
A refreshing listen every single time it's on. Endlessly catchy. Fantastic band!
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supported by 9 fans who also own “Time Does Not Heal All Wounds (A Reprise)”
Having just found these guys, it's amazing that they have such a vivid and lovely expansive sound. Really looking forward to listening to them for a while and will definitely keep an eye out for future releases. If you see this, I highly encourage you give the whole album a listen!
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supported by 9 fans who also own “Time Does Not Heal All Wounds (A Reprise)”
the powerful instrumentals contrasted against the soft unconfident vocals. like a deep yearning for affection but you dont know how to ask. like a love you feel slipping away but youre powerless to stop it. every time i start it i feel like i cant stop. a must have for my collection.
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Votives
by Old Man of the Woods
The debut LP from Richmond, VA's Old Man of the Woods is dreamy, glowing electro-pop with an internal focus.
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painting whales, part 1
by Sun Kin
LA-via-Bombay artist Sun Kin creates cosmic ambient soundscapes inspired by the majesty of the beaked whale on this latest EP.
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NEXT TO NOTHING
by Thank You Thank You
This Philly indie pop project's new EP features curlicues of guitar and soft-swaying percussion along with tender, soft-spoken vocals.
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To See the Next Part of the Dream
by Parannoul
supported by 9 fans who also own “Time Does Not Heal All Wounds (A Reprise)”
Takes me back to my high school classroom during the days of binging Inio Asano's old manga scanlations before anything was licensed. At that time, I was discovering many kinds of Asian shoegaze, but I've never heard anything like this. Makes me think of Pasteboard, Supecar, and Midnight Pingpong a bit, and it's funny bc the first two I listen have blue album covers too.
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