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Plantsong lets Bald Cypress translate Houston’s Menil campus into meditative drone
Plantsong’s Bald Cypress from the Houston Menil Campus series turns plant frequency, synthesizers and tape echo into ambient drone and new-age meditation.
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JA'GANE and GRIFFEN strip The Immortal down to its boom-bap bones
JA'GANE and GRIFFEN release The Immortal instrumentals, giving the Chicago hip-hop project a full beat-tape afterlife of boom-bap structure and instrumental rap pressure.
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Sparklmami makes in this body feel intimate, glittering and slightly unreal
Sparklmami’s in this body receives 18 June review attention, with jazz, disco, pop and R&B shaping a debut that feels both fantastical and deeply personal.
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Slow Pulp return with Better Man and a softer kind of control
Slow Pulp announce Melodie and share Better Man, returning after Yard with a new ANTI- album and a fall tour built around self-acceptance.
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K.K. Rampage keep the room unsafe on All Wet Arsonist
Chicago noise-rock agitators K.K. Rampage release All Wet Arsonist (Demo), another deliberately ugly blast of post-punk and weird-punk pressure.
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Matt Christensen lets The City In Heat breathe in slow, uneasy light
Matt Christensen releases The City In Heat, a Chicago record tagged around experimental dream pop, indie folk, slowcore and singer-songwriter textures.
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