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Pitchfork reviews Key to World Peace, the second album from Australian songwriter Sam Perry’s Prophetic Justice Ministry project, released via Night School.
Roy Montgomery and Martha Skye Murphy announce Nebular and share Cloudburst, pairing otherworldly guitar composition with spectral singer-songwriter atmosphere.
Rochester artist georgie releases Tar Pit from Scratching At The Door Until It Opens And Running Outside And Rolling In The Grass, blending banjo, indie folk and experimental soundtrack textures.
Zoh Amba’s Eyes Full gets 9 June review coverage, marking the improviser’s Matador debut as a turn toward singer-songwriter storytelling, alt-country and raw live-band recording.
Matt Christensen releases The City In Heat, a Chicago record tagged around experimental dream pop, indie folk, slowcore and singer-songwriter textures.