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Cloakroom Northwest, Indiana
From Beyond the Spire and the Ward of Song.
Cloakroom recommends:
Tired of Tomorrow (Deluxe Version)
by Nothing
Philadelphia's NOTHING return with 'Tired Of Tomorrow', a modern, nihilistic take on the triumphant fuzzed-out guitar rock of the 90's replete with huge hooks and brooding melodies.
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Grief's Infernal Flower
by Windhand
'Grief's Eternal Flower' is simultaneously massive, heavy and personal. Dorthia Cottrell firmly establishes herself as one of the best vocalists of the genre balancing beauty with enormous power.
go to album'Avvolgere' rocks and rolls with serene, rounded climaxes and steep, jangling choruses that engulf the listener with waves of downbeat, saccharine melodies and mesmerizing distortion.
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hauntingly beautiful vocals and a perfect accompaniment -- i saw Nothing live and i haven't been able to get enough of them since.
go to albumHailing from Hamburg, Germany, these heavyweights channel ’90s post-hardcore, grunge, and shoegaze into uplifting, all-inclusive rippers.
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Death is Nothing to Us
by Fiddlehead
Boston band featuring members of Have Heart and Basement take their earnest, motivational post-hardcore to thrilling new heights.
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