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as the towers crumbled
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snow and sand
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tortuous unwindings
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ocean avenue
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it just kept coming
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postcards from new zealand New Zealand
rhythm and noise since 2008.
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creepy and disturbingly beautiful, highly layered and filled with killer riffs and incredible synth parts, one of the best metal albums of the year.
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sublime noise, heavily layered textures, fantastic pop hooks and devastating explosions, a masterpiece.
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Sadness Will Prevail
by TODAY IS THE DAY
simply put, one of the best albums ever.
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Gramma Vedetta’s latest offering is a short lil’ platter of trademark Sabbathian fare—albeit with a decidedly more sci-fi edge than we have previously seen and heard. The four tracks here wear their influences on their sleeves, never striving to break the mold…but that’s kind of the point. If you’re into fun-lovin’ stoner rock, you’ll undoubtedly enjoy this EP!
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supported by 4 fans who also own “we watched them devour, vol.3: city islands”
Big BC surprise. Fine, fine psych, unfettered from the standard menu. Four courses, complete with an herbal sachet to use as you see fit. No matter what order you consume them in, or how much you consume, it's likely you'll be right back on the chowline when it's over. Dreamy, drizzled, and decadent helpings of gourmet psych rock cuisine. https://nervesalad.blogspot.com/2017/08/king-bong-sand-return.html
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On their latest LP, Mogwai broaden their palette with rich synths and icy grooves.
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