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Dandelion Pie
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On An Orange
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Sploosh
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Dizzy Solitary
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Cereal
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Cocoon
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Harvest
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Hot Potato
03:08
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Momma's Whip
04:56
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Sparkle
05:26
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Fields Of Television
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Blueprint
04:03
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Alex Perez Grand Rapids, Michigan
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Vulnerable, reflective, bedroom pop, inspired by a series of breakups and a desire to recapture a sense of self.
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Máquina de Guerra
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The Spanish group's fifth collection of globally inspired psych jams references Anatolian rock, Andean folk, krautrock, flamenco, and more.
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Eyeball Planet
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A song cycle about insomnia, “Eyeball Planet” is full of lush, orchestral folk-pop that drifts by like a dream.
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IT WAS WORTH IT TO LOVE, though it hurt so bad
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Don't be misled by the sinister moniker: this Portland outfit specialize in lush, mournful indie rock with a psychedelic shimmer.
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Among Us All
by Laura Palmer's DEATH PARADE
Spooky and sophisticated dream pop from the Pacific Northwest sounds like the Cranberries mixed with Mazzy Star.
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This is synth minimalism of the “Warm Leatherette” variety, with plinking analog electronics and wry, disaffected vocals.
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A House With Too Much Fire
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Brutal and brilliant experimental guitar music with a bit of psychedelic flair from Andy Cartwright.
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