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Catie Curtis gives C’mon Butterfly a warm second-life wingspan
Catie Curtis releases C’mon Butterfly, a folk and singer-songwriter album produced with Jamie Edwards and filled with transformation, connection and human-scale hope.
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Cuckoo Coco makes Thirty-One feel like dusk with a notebook and a fuse
Melbourne artist Cuckoo Coco releases Thirty-One from Untitled (Dusk) - SINGLE, bringing experimental hip-hop, lyrical poetry and underground rap into a compact same-day drop.
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Kristian Montgomery says Jeg Elsker Dig with countrified guitars and Boston road dust
Kristian Montgomery and the Winterkill Band release Jeg Elsker Dig from Soul Family, adding Cajun-laced rock and roots-country warmth to the 21 June Bandcamp shelf.
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Lost Tribe Sound lets Brume drift out of Old Growth like fog through broken wood
Lost Tribe Sound releases Brume from Moss and Melee I - Old Growth, continuing its organic, exploratory label world of ambient folk, post-rock and tattered-edge sound design.
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Tierra Whack turns Whack’s Museum into another bright room full of strange logic
20 June catch-up: Pitchfork’s weekend guide highlights Tierra Whack’s Whack’s Museum, a colourful return from one of rap’s most visual and unpredictable world-builders.
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Evilgiane makes #Heavensgate Vol. 2 feel like a portal built from underground momentum
20 June catch-up: Evilgiane’s #Heavensgate Vol. 2 brings Surf Gang gravity, internet-native collaboration and underground rap production into the weekend release conversation.
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