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The Aussies drape post-punk in bleary ambient synths, murky, melted-down riffs, and for added sweetness, a dusting of garage pop.
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The songs on the latest from Absolutely Free feel as expansive as a cloudless sky, with ringing guitars and bright-eyed melodies.
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Aprender A Ser: Extended
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The Mexican experimental dream pop group pair last year's full length with a mini-LP melding shoegaze, trip-hop and electronic music.
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There's lots of depth and sunken low-end to the spiraling space rock made by Mint Field, augmented with twinkling electronic flourishes.
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Music For 18 Magicians
by Karass
Tacoma's Karass whittled these bleak dream-pop gems from free-form jams, and the rhythms that rattle through them have a live energy.
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Pasar de las Luces
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This Tijuana twosome put a fresh spin on shoegaze.
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Dark-hued indie rock from this German group, “Painkiller No. 1” offers lean and sinewy songs with just a hint of goth.
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