Philshine
What a voice! Takes you away to a far better place which is less complicated. This is an EP of Live songs off her Titanic Rising album. It is worthy of a physical release RSD anyone??
Favorite track: Wild Time (Rough Trade Session).
Meji
Absolutely beautiful and enchanting EP that offers an alternative version of songs from one of my most favorite album of all time.
Favorite track: Something to Believe (Rough Trade Session).
The digital EP features Titanic Rising standout “Wild Time” along with alternate takes of singles “Everyday,” and “Something to Believe,” and album opener ‘A Lot Has Changed” (titled “A Lot’s Gonna Change” on the album). These versions were recorded with Ariel Rechtshaid and originally available as a bonus CD with the Rough Trade release of Titanic Rising.
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If you already own this album, you know how good it is. If you don't, then I'm probably not the first to tell you it's amazing and you need to buy it. Personally I thought "Stranger in the Alps" was an excellent debut, but it nowhere near prepared me for this - instead of the oft-dreaded sophomore slump, Phoebe has delivered what should be remembered as a defining album of the COVID era. Alec L. Critten
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Transportive, Cinematic, Emotional. Angel Olson delivers a great synthy album packed with gravitas. Love it to bits, thanks for the dope ass album!! ltmjburrito
Gaelynn Lea won NPR's Tiny Desk Contest, and it's easy to see why. Haunting, beautiful country songs, laced up with weeping fiddle lines. Bandcamp New & Notable Mar 3, 2016
Post-punk in the Sonic Youth mold—melody covered by creeping fuzz, anchored by architectural rhythms, with lyrics both abstract and direct. Bandcamp New & Notable Nov 5, 2019
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I can't get enough of Adrianne's convicted repetition of "It's over but it's alright". The harmonic teeth of the dual guitar parts just bite right into the rhythm like it's a hunk of warm, seedy bread. Benjamin Wichman