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The Sweetness
04:00
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Boots Dry
03:39
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Chasing Bodies
02:34
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In Formation
04:23
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Straight Lines
03:49
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Smoke Spells
02:03
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Methantiphon
03:35
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Late Bloomer
03:34
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Heads on Fire
03:33
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Summer Dogs II
03:40
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Nobodies
02:24
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Lame Dude
02:52
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Violent Son
03:37
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Zoverdose
03:30
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Dickhead
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Juniper Tree Songs Long Beach, California
Dark, Strange, Noisy, Sad, Lo-Fi Bedroom-Pop Takeover.
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Lo-fi indie pop polished up and remastered lets the pretty melodies and nostalgic lyrics shine through.
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Stumbling Blocks
by Exploding Flowers
L.A. band Exploding Flowers hearken back to the jangly melodicism of the Paisley Underground on their first full-length in nine years.
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On her latest EP, Baltimore's Mariah Fortune adds electronic beats and synth layers to her rhythmic dark folk meditations.
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Not Getting What You Want, One Step at a Time
by Imp of Perverse
Getting some serious Dean Wareham vibes from this Texas bedroom project that’s anything but lo-fi.
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Samira Winter forgoes her dream pop past for K Records-esque lo-fi recordings that foreground her lovelorn lyrics.
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