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supported by 5 fans who also own “Black Moss”
Beautiful and otherworldly dark lo-fi with mesmerizing harps and haunting arrangements.
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Some Heavy Ocean
by Emma Ruth Rundle
supported by 4 fans who also own “Black Moss”
Goddess.I love your art Emma.You are such an inspiration. Thank you for bringing this music to life.Can't wait to see you perform this year. Go too reader!She is the GOAT. Superb guitarist.Her voice.This raw power. And this one especially has a slacker vibe that I totally love about her.I can't believe the wide range of styles Emma can give a new turn. This is a heavy ocean but you won't drown in it you'll be saved.Thank you Emma.
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ABOMINATION
by Divide and Dissolve
supported by 4 fans who also own “Black Moss”
where is the hour that remembers you you untie from the unsteady wings of the day the words you have not spoken out of the great whirl of exile you will find your voice in the solitude of a prayer you will tie your name to eternity (Lance Henson)
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Somewhere Good
by Tara Clerkin Trio
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Reflections Vol. 3: Water Poems
by Félicia Atkinson & Christina Vantzou
Two geniuses join forces; Félicia Atkinson and Christina Vantzou join forces on this stunning record of ambience and spoken word.
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A Light for Attracting Attention
by The Smile
supported by 4 fans who also own “Black Moss”
The freedom of sound and songwriting, detached from radiohead and listeners' expectations that haunt the band, really shines here. Technical and super interesting instrumentation plus a more intimate soundscape makes this one of the strongest projects from Thom Yorke (and of course Greenwood and Skinner) imo.
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