God's Teeth Sunderland, Massachusetts
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Cinematic, meditative, expansive. The entire album has me imagining myself on a hero’s journey. Starting in comfort, finding conflict, facing fears, taking action, finding resolve, experiencing hope… only to find myself in a melancholic wandering in the end. Great album & synth work. I will definitely enjoy this in my rotation for a while.
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We've Come For Your Flesh
by Burial Grid
supported by 8 fans who also own “Warehouseburner”
this is really cool, creepy but somehow warm.
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Music For No Tomorrow
by Burial Grid
supported by 7 fans who also own “Warehouseburner”
The first time I heard this album I was going through the wringer health-wise and exploring lots of new music to help pass the time. While listening I felt both clear-headed and zeroed in but also, somewhat inversely, like I was suspended within some vast, black ethereal plane of existence. MFNT has since become a bit of a personal cult classic. It's a bracing, jarring, fascinating, fever-dream listening experience, and I highly recommend it.
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Oh Uncertainty! A Universe Despairs
by Blood Cultures
The mysterious masked group Blood Cultures returns with a record of bubbling, tuneful synthpop.
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This Glasgow duo pits haunting, soulful melodies against dazzling ripples of electronics.
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R&B melodies with rich synth instrumentation, these five songs from Berlin’s Magic Island sweep and soar.
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Plays like the soundtrack of the subconscious. Brilliant.
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