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Phil Elverum's Mount Eerie delivers a lengthy and impressive return to from with Night Palace.
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Sky Hundred is a bit of a regression from After the Magic.
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Kristin’s creative approach to hymns and Appalachian folksong make SAVED! a powerful concept album. SAVED! by Reverend Kristin Michael Hayter
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At 18 minutes, this is basically Tony’s Lawrence of Arabia. In the Fade by Tony Molina
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A quick review of the new Ariel Pink compilation—it’s good!
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If you have a relatively high threshold for lo-fi recordings, you should find Come in to be one of the year’s most creative and impassioned rock albums.
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With Rocket, Philly singer-songwriter Alex G delivers an album that’s a bit more adventurous than his previous effort, but also a lot more inconsistent.
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Crying delivers one of the most triumphant, diverse, and instrumentally intricate rock records I’ve heard this year.
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FINALLY ANOTHER INSTALLMENT OF IT CAME FROM BANDCAMP, BRINGING YOU THE STRANGEST IN SELF-UPLOADED MUSIC ON THE INTERNET!