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An album about the process of breaking things down that sounds like it comes from another planet.
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You Will Love Again
by Kate Ferencz
The Philadelphia artist's lo-fi thrives on the brutal, naked honesty
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The beautifully vulnerable songs on “Animus” speak of self-care and self-discovery, each one masterfully rendered.
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Newcastle, Australia's e4444e instills his airy indie pop with baroque flair and swooning psychedelic swells for a fluid, infectious affair.
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Perfumed Earth
by Purple Pilgrims
The New Zealand duo play the dreamiest of dreampop, but upon closer listening, there’s darkness buried just beneath.
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Introspective, melancholic dream pop with swirling orchestral layers that'll please fans of Red House Painters and Mojave 3.
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Hushed, low-lit, folk-based music from Wales that recalls Mojave 3 at their most beautiful.
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