Tag: alternative
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Spectreview: Crumb – Jinx
Brooklyn psych-pop up-and-comers Crumb hit a blissful head high on their newest release, Jinx.
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Spectreview: Julia Shapiro – Perfect Version
Julia Shapiro waxes about isolation while sharpening her signature immersive, downcast indie rock on her lovely debut solo album.
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Spectreview: Jambinai – ONDA
South Korean quintet Jambinai continue their career acceleration with the Eastern-tinged, post-metal fury of ONDA.
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Spectreview: Operators – Radiant Dawn
Operators’ new album of dystopian synth-pop sprawls out in comparison to its predecessors, allowing for more complex (and more satisfying) arrangements.
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Spectreview: Stef Chura – Midnight
Stef Chura's Saddle Creek debut sounds like nothing else in her catalog, surging wildly like a wire with too much electricity.
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Spectreview: Spirit Award – Currency [7”]
Spirit Award do what they do best, crafting two solid songs with separate energies on their new 7” for charity.
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Spectreview: Wooky – Things Like This [EP]
Wooky’s second EP sees the multifaceted psych rock band trying on new clothes.
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Spectreview: ex Licks – ex Licks
ex Licks lays down dirty, engrossing dance punk on their self-titled debut.
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Spectreview: Versing – 10000
Versing’s 10000 showcases the band’s knack for reimagining their influences.
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Spectreview: Helms Alee – Noctiluna
Noctiluna is Helms Alee at their most vicious, and at their most accessible.