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End of Tunes
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The cool and wacky home recorded indie rock on this unearthed 90s gem is full of scrappy, lo-fi charm.
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The Dust Has Come To Stay
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This Belfast group makes art-rock with an effortlessly melodic twist.
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Kaleidoscopic sound from L.A.’s Vinyl Williams, where soft, breathy vocals drift down a neon river of keys, surrounded by sparkling guitars.
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Point Fingers
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Throwing rationality to the wind, Belgian experimental band the Guru Guru weave a quirky tapestry of post-punk, mathcore, and kraut rock.
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