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Take a trip around the world with the album of sophisticated acoustic pop from Aya Nakano and a changing line-up of musicians.
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Civilisation II
by Kero Kero Bonito
The London trio return with a sequel to 2019's Civilisation I EP, an emotive art-pop suite recorded entirely on vintage hardware.
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Time ‘n’ Place
by Kero Kero Bonito
The British-Japanese pop group explore existential themes and surrealistic textures on their sophomore LP, newly available on Bandcamp.
go to albumWarm synth pads and acoustic instruments meet delicate downtempo parts and driving beats for an intimate club sound.
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by Sylvan Esso
A killer new 12” from Sylvan Esso reveals a dagger-edged side of the group with pulverizing kicks and heat-warped electronics.
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How I Learned To Love What's Gone
by Suzie True
Blistering hooky guitar-driven pop-punk that combines urgency with harmony for a pulse-quickening final product.
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