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Chad Mojito recommends:
AOTY. Beautifully crafted layers of noise, jazz, folk… Feels like breathing into an unknown dusty land with the hot sun on your neck and mirages ahead. Heavily remininscent of Matt Uelmen's work.
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Earth Divided By Zero
by Combat Astronomy
Boom! Does post-stoner-jazz-djent-doom exist? Yes, it does. And it's awesome. And definitely better than progressive dreamfunk.
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Wait, is that noisey black metal with clarinets? Yes, yes it is. But it's so much more than that.
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You & Me, We Are The Same
by Roxanne de Bastion
The British singer-songwriter vents existential dread through a blend of glimmering indie pop, stomping folk, and smoldering grunge.
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Ophelia Slowly
by Guy Blakeslee
Blakeslee, of The Entrance Band, lays it all on the table on this passionate solo record, his first in a decade.
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Wires Turned Sideways In Time
by Duncan Marquiss
Scottish artist swaddles ’70s krautrock grooves in guitar-based ambient, resulting in drone music that feels strangely featherlight.
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