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FUCK THIS AND FUCK THAT
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ANNE
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GOD STEWART
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the cerealbowl
the cerealbowl is a vast, ephemeral pore of cultural belligerence.
we are intense
niceties in ten nice cities;
amalgam in the middle
we release short run physical objects of music and large swaths of digital audio files
encouragers of cacophony
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Hold The Door For Strangers
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The Boy With Pearls For Eyes
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Killer tunes from teen indie rocker Ollie Cook, who has an ear for a smart riff and an eye for sharply imagistic observation.
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Nothing's Real, So Nothing's Wrong
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Kevin Devine looks to moments of rupture and anxiety with an unflinching eye on his latest LP of gracious, big-hearted indie rock.
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The Woman You Want
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Haddad returns with cinematic soundscapes that include introspective folk, post-grunge, and indie-pop influences.
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Punchy pop-rock from Perth that balances gritty guitar work with wry hooks.
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Another Place to Need
by A.O. Gerber
Moody, atmospheric songs where heavy atmosphere gathers around feathery vocals and shoegaze-ballad guitars.
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