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Pleistocene Megafauna
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Nothingness recommends:
I'm a little biased, but I think this is a fantastic album. Caton had Colby Sparks and me play on a few of these songs, but for the most part, it's all him. Great record, can't wait for the follow up!
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Some good it will come
by paul stewart
I don't know Paul that well, but I'm struck by his music. He manages to pull something really gripping out of some familiar tools, and the result is pretty flooring.
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Ora's one of the best. I think her music just speaks for itself. She can take a traditional song and so thoroughly own it so much you'd swear she wrote it and her originals are easily just as strong.
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An earthy amalgam of American Primitive, spiritual jazz, and drone from this Seattle group is full of orbiting melodies and forest vibes.
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The new EP from the trio of Lake Mary, Drew Danburry, & zweiton boasts six gorgeous, expressive songs that build to moving finales.
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Krautrock collides with psych on this rip-roaring EP from El Universo, which pits jagged guitars against lockstep rhythms.
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