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Yereselem deliver an original blend of industrial electronica and heavy metal in their debut record The Sublime, laying the foundations of their sound but not quite fully fleshing it out.
Read MoreSaid The Whale face life optimistically and with a conviction in Cascadia, challenging norms and urging their listeners to do the same.
Read MoreJessica Pratt‘s latest record Quiet Signs has a cinematic essence to it, its lowkey production and vintage vibe providing the perfect atmosphere for her to tell her stories.
Read MoreFor Talos, his new record Far Out Dust captures a dramatic, if not tumultuous time as emotional, atmospheric tracks tell his story of overcoming odds.
Read MoreIn Buoys, Panda Bear channels his emotions through frenetic soundscapes and avant garde production styles, and while he doesn’t quite hit any climaxes, he creates something challenging and special in its own right.
Read MoreWiz Khalifa & Curren$y revisit an overlooked era of hip-hop in their collaborative record 2009, not offering too many interesting tracks but putting their own modern touch in late-2000s hip-hop to provide for a refreshing listen.
Read MoreIn her new album thank u, next, Ariana Grande sounds more focussed and directed than ever while offering familiar yet diverse tracks.
Read MoreMichael Jackson‘s Thriller solidified himself as a pop icon for decades to come, tying together soul, R&B, and pop into one glamorous record.
Read MoreIn Whatever It Takes, Quentin Sauvé honestly recounts some of his most personal moments with chilling, somber atmospheres and haunting melodies.
Read MoreBoy Harsher explore 80s new wave in a sensual and almost cinematic way in their dark and dramatic sophomore release, Careful.
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