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Kings of the Quarter Mile fly Bird in a Hurricane through old-school indie-rock weather
Kings of the Quarter Mile release Bird in a Hurricane, a same-day Bandcamp track written by Pete Juzl and performed by the full band.
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Totalwellbeing’s V269 Part 2 turns body mechanics into a quiet electronic instruction manual
Totalwellbeing releases V269 Part 2 from V269 Finding the ground to access support and distribute the effort through your body, a same-day Bandcamp piece with somatic sound-art framing.
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Lara Somogyi lets open fields turn grief into time you can feel instead of count
Lara Somogyi releases open fields, the latest preview of a [time] patterned, using cascading harp movement to explore grief, healing and peace beyond the clock.
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Cusk make Dooms banjo sound like Shacklewell Arms chaos with a five-song map
Cusk announce their self-titled debut EP and share Dooms banjo, adding another jagged preview to the London group’s improvisation-born alt-rock world.
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Moses Boyd turns Say Yeah into a gospel-jazz mantra bright enough for the sound system
Moses Boyd releases Say Yeah, his first solo single since Dark Matter, drawing from gospel, spiritual jazz and UK sound-system energy.
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Fana Hues goes Sweet n Sour and turns Catch N' Release into a ritual of letting go
Fana Hues announces Catch N' Release and shares Sweet n Sour, moving from introspective R&B into a six-track project shaped by curiosity, instinct and release.
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