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Buzz (day 303)
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Dadulous (day 304)
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By the FBook (day 305)
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Mixedability (day 307)
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In the Future (day 309)
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reverse family Saint Albans, UK
Reverse Family is a lo-fi exploration into a DIY web of sounds & flavours that is hard to pin down but embraces everything
from post punk & noise pop to indie & old school punk.
"Bit of Pere Ubu vibe, funkier, nice biscuit tin drum sound - minimalist approach recalling a lot of post punk with an eery reverb drenched vocal,
David Thomas meets Barney Sumner glam punk!"
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Other Possibilities
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More hallucinogenic indie pop gems from Oakland multi-instrumentalist and Tune-Yards member Nate Brenner; Merrill Garbus co-produces.
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Yumi And The Weather LP
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Yumi & the Weather follow an acclaimed EP with a new batch of fast-moving, harmony-laden electropop.
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Flower Of Life [LP]
by Taleen Kali
"Flower Of Life" yanks riot grrrl south through the unmistakable garage psych sound indispensable to the last 20-odd years of rock music out of Los Angeles.
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The London indie group's debut "mini-album" is filled with self-described oddball pop tracks.
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This post-punk Philadelphia duo tackle gender dysphoria, transitioning, and anxiety on their debut album.
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Stop apologizing
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The first full-length release from this St. Louis group is full of simple, sweet dream pop songs with a touch of Paisley Underground fuzz.
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