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deadbeat effervescent
by No Monster Club
Upbeat DIY pop with shades of twee, disco, and alternative from this Irish group.
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A fascinating bit of bedroom outsider indie, Suchus has crafted nine songs with beguiling melodies and watery layers of guitar.
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Subsonic Eye combines math rock, dream pop, and guitar sounds borrowed from post-rock for songs that whirl and flurry, but never quite settle.
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The Convincer (20th Anniversary Edition)
by Nick Lowe
Released in 2001, “The Convincer” is a gentle gem in the Nick Lowe catalog; an anniversary edition provides opportunity for rediscovery.
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More easy, breezy, effortless indie pop from Australian duo Deuce, infused with folk-rock warmth and dream-pop glitter for textural oomph.
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Post-Youth Depression
by Joe Russell-Brown
Joe Russell-Brown serves up four rich, melodic , driving indie rock songs, recorded on a laptop in his grandmother’s bungalow.
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Cermony's Ross John Farrar experiments with synths, bass, & percussion to make music similar to that from the '80s homemade tape scene.
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