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Hooky-as-hell guitar pop from this Brooklyn artist that explores the ways people we have known live in us beyond death.
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without the luxury of perpetual lamentation EP
by regal murk
The new EP from the aptly named regal murk is a striking piece of work, thick rivers of guitar swallowing tender vocal melodies.
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Max Goldstein makes "acoustic" music that is a unique mix of guitar, experimental electronics, and percussion. Make indie rock weird again.
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Pono
by A Great Big Pile of Leaves
More feel-good indie from Brooklyn's A Great Big Pile of Leaves, all bristling guitar tones and expansive choruses.
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Stuck on Hold/Drawn to Scale EP
by Freezing Cold
Nobody recalls 90s emo band Jejune, but maybe New York indie rock trio Freezing Cold do.
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Continue Normal Living
by Absent City
Dreamy, intricate guitar pop from Oakland's Absent City; splashes of accordion, sitar, lap steel, and mandolin add textural richness.
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Philadelphia indie-rockers Field Mouse pile cozy textures and hazy harmonies high on their latest record.
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