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Every Good Boy Does Fine
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Razors
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Flying Man
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All the World's Asleep
04:39
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OWEL New Jersey
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supported by 12 fans who also own “Every Good Boy”
A darker and more expansive album for an already dark and expansive band. You & I is the aural equivalent of moving through the depths of an empty forest at midnight
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This is an essential record. The guitar nerd in me hears all the complex stuff she does, but my heart notices all the space in between and the love taken for each of these compositions. It is genuinely amazing to listen to and lives kinda rent free in my head (or in my car stereo). A no-brainer buy, a brilliantly sound EP with significant replay power.
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Young and Courageous
by Tides Of Man
supported by 7 fans who also own “Every Good Boy”
This album is pretty much a rollercoaster. Starting off with Desolate.Magnificent, it slowly builds up with it's ambient and foggy sound. You keep thinking to yourself "This is nice and all... but when does the rollercoaster even start?" when right at the 2:47 mark you get launched backwards. Great fucking album. Keep it up! It's ambient sections always help me relax and calm down, it's energetic sections... well energize me!!
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Love Descends
by Jody and the Jerms
A new record of bright-eyed and bittersweet jangle pop from this Oxford (where else?) band.
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On their first LP in over a decade, the Pennsylvania post-hardcore darlings expand—and ultimately perfect—their ’90s-referencing formula.
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Perdi Minhas Pernas em Shangri-La
by Meu Nome Não É Portugas
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Every Good Boy”
I remember reading that Swan and co made utter guitar madness the only marker for success here. Luckily, the songs are also great regardless of the noodling. Some of the most experimental writing you'll hear from Donovan as well.
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