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The Minit
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OMOPH
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Worm
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Kissing Carnival
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Electro Panic
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The Lock
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Cork
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In Bed
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Invisible Man
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Capital P
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Fred Abong New Orleans, Louisiana
FRED ABONG writes, sings and records songs.
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songs that weave and stutter in and out of step with your expectations of them, hypnotic, jagged and, frankly, heavy as fuck.
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Big Love Bends Time EP
by Tanya Donelly
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Tanya's voice + any pleasant music = magic.
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Clear Pond Road
by Kristin Hersh
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been living with this record since release day, and it has really got to me: been a fan since the 1980s but his one feels different, more personal. Then I watched spellbound in Glasgow last night as Kristin and cello player Pete Harvey brought these songs alive in front of me. I think I forgot to breathe in some parts. Clear Pond Road is a stunning achievement.
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The debut LP from Allen Epley (Shiner, The Life and Times) blends '70s-style folk/pop songwriting with dreamy, swirling alt-rock.
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The enigmatic Frank Ene's solo record lives in a magical world where Serge Gainsbourg fronts Yellow Magic Orchestra.
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The Spell Between
by Caroline Blind
Swirling goth-rock from the big voice behind '90s outfit Sunshine Blind, featuring a who's-who of dark underground denizens.
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Swan Song Series (Vol. 4)
by Tanya Donelly
supported by 12 fans who also own “Our Mother of Perpetual Help”
Another beautiful collection with beautiful lyrics and production, with 2 excellent bonuses...the Belly 'Star' demos and 'Old Brown Radio', the best song by a child I've ever heard.
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