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Sergeant’s Symbols finds beauty inside experimental confusion
Belgian experimental group Sergeant received an 18 May review for Symbols, their second album and one of the stranger art-pop releases in the current indie landscape.
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Bladee builds tension for Sulfur Surfer with Blondie
Bladee’s Sulfur Surfer announcement remains a major alternative and internet-underground story on 18 May, with the album due on 20 May via Trash Island.
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Smerz keep Easy EP loose, diaristic and quietly strange
Smerz’s Easy EP is one of the sharpest smaller releases from the 15 May wave and a strong 17 May weekend pick for experimental pop and indie-electronic listeners.
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Dua Saleh builds a post-apocalyptic queer romance on Of Earth & Wires
Dua Saleh releases Of Earth & Wires on 15 May via Ghostly International, a conceptually ambitious second album that brings together climate anxiety, artificial intelligence, war, memory and queer romance.
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sadie’s Better Angels turns heartbreak into experimental bedroom-pop clarity
sadie’s Better Angels received fresh critical attention on 14 May, giving the New York artist’s debut album another strong indie-pop hook.
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sadie turns a decade-long ending into experimental pop on Better Angels
New York songwriter and producer sadie releases Better Angels on 8 May via bloody knuckles, a debut album built around the end of a ten-year relationship.
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