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My New Gun
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St Cuthbert
02:10
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Dives & Lazarus
00:38
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A Canterbury Tale
02:05
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Daybook
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Chirpy Cricket
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Old Limsey
03:29
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Sticky Frog Records Canterbury, UK
Tiny, tiny concern. Outliers and outsiders. Canterbury. UK.
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Sydney’s Mope City cranks out pitilessly slow-moving sludge rock, all slashing, snarling, and serrated riffing.
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Trick Of The Light
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Atmospheric, folk-derived songs from Good Good Blood that feel like a phantom back-porch sing-along.
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“Goodbye Max” is bedroom folk in the best sense of the phrase—vulnerable, melodic, and moving.
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Sun Of A Gun
by Good Good Blood
Moody and moving, Good Good Blood’s “Son of a Gun” has a richness and breadth that belies its home-recording roots.
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Two dozen 12-string acoustic improvisations that feel undeniably haunting, like lost transmissions from ancient Appalachia, rediscovered.
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Self-Quarantine - A Collection of Recordings for the Greater Good
by Self-Quarantine Compilation
Twenty-three delightful indiepop and bedroom folk tracks that emphasize small arrangement and huge hooks, benefitting Feeding America.
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Entirely analog, lush melodic pop with a tender heart from L.A. artist Human Barbie sounds bigger than the bedroom project it is.
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