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Lars Bygdén rides the ruins of memory on Ride The Rainbow
Swedish songwriter Lars Bygdén releases Ride The Rainbow from War, a reflective Americana track that turns confinement and erasure into melody.
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Miniature Tigers make Summer of the Cow feel like a weird little comeback season
Miniature Tigers release Summer of the Cow, a Los Angeles indie pop and indie rock album with enough strange charm to make the title feel like a promise.
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K.K. Rampage weaponize bad taste into ugly little noise-rock theatre
Chicago’s K.K. Rampage release I Wanna Be Your Stillborn, a deliberately confrontational noise rock and post-punk seven-inch that is not here to behave.
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Deer Woman gives the AI romance era an intimate folk twist
San Francisco’s Deer Woman releases AI Girlfriend, an indie folk single that turns a very modern idea into something small, human and handmade.
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Amsterdam’s 2601 says more by refusing to name anything
2601 releases Untitled through Amsterdam label Mammo, offering two long-form electronic pieces built around restraint, repetition and atmosphere.
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Peter Gabriel lets an old idea finally surface on A Hard Lesson
Peter Gabriel releases A Hard Lesson (Bright-Side Mix), a long-gestating track shaped by polyrhythms, folk references and decades of creative patience.
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