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Pitchfork reviews Cold Court’s \ (^_^) / EP, a Philadelphia debut that throws blown-out guitars, Ableton chaos, live drums, funk, noise-pop and alt-rock into one fearless collision.
Philadelphia rapper Ghais Guevara releases Suzerainty, a short experimental hip-hop track carrying political charge, underground pressure and black liberation themes.
Philadelphia’s St. James & The Apostles release Lollipop, a garage-rock and psychedelic-soul album recorded across several years with grit, swagger and strange sweetness.
Philadelphia’s Hello Whirled releases New Tool from Automatic Panic, a sharp mid-fi noise rock and post-punk track that turns political absurdity into crooked guitar pressure.
Erin Fox releases Uprooting, an indie folk and folk rock collection about collapse, uncertainty and rebuilding from the ground up.
Kurt Vile releases Philadelphia’s Been Good to Me, his first album in four years and a warm return to his beautifully unhurried universe.