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Carol In Your Eyes
02:52
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Cast Your Sadness Away
05:26
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She's A Waterfall
05:31
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Sneaky Feelin'
02:32
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Up
04:01
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Alice's Paper Plane
19:52
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Magic Roundabout Manchester, UK
The best lost band of the 80s.
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I stood in a room with my eyes closed and palms facing outwards when I heard this live. Nothing else really matters in this reality, just blips of time going and gone and beeps of static. Melodies overlapping and melodic hums take me somewhere else for just a moment <3
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Uncommon Weather
by The Reds, Pinks & Purples
supported by 23 fans who also own “Up”
The Reds, Pinks & Purples invoke a very particular moment of the post-C86/Sarah Records outpost of “college rock” before grunge became the de facto form of “alt rock”. This is pop music like they don’t really make it anymore: Catchy, gloomy, literate, jangly, artsy, occasionally frivolous… like some half-remembered video from the Dave Kendall-era of 120 Minutes.
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The Chicago-based art-rock band returns with a record blending the wistful melancholy of slowcore with cathartic emo anthems.
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An abrasive, agonizingly beautiful indie rock stunner studded with elements of doom, drone, and shoegaze.
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The Montreal group's music is a knot of intimacy, angst, and slow-glowing guitars in the tradition of Heatmiser and Sparklehorse.
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Versions of Modern Performance
by Horsegirl
supported by 21 fans who also own “Up”
it made perfect sense within only the first 15 seconds
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