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Magic Shoppe Boston, Massachusetts
Crushed Shoegaze From North America
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Stars Reach The Abyss
by New Candys
supported by 41 fans who also own “Something's Wrong”
Very strong debut album (and one of their best) by this fantastic band from Italy. Picking a favourite track was very hard.
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You Are The Resurrection
by The Kundalini Genie
supported by 41 fans who also own “Something's Wrong”
heard this on Drive 95 BFM, I was walking at the time past a bus stop, so I wrote the name of the artist down, by the bus stop, and well here we are, and it was onto track 2. good lorde
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It's All In Your Head
by The Kundalini Genie
supported by 38 fans who also own “Something's Wrong”
Similar to King Gizzard anything this band releases is pure gold. I remember finding them a couple of years ago during a not so eventful office day. I was instantly blown away, so as an avid "odd" music collector I did my research, and came to the conclusion that this is one of the greatest band of all time. I just wish I could get a physical copy. Oh well, one day I will.
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Magnificent, shoegazey dream pop from this North Carolina group that flickers and glows like a mirage.
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Guilty of Everything
by Nothing
Philly-based Nothing craft atmospheric rock that bridges melodic and introspective with loud, fuzzy and rawkus.
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Interior Spring
by topographies
An extended bout of goth-friendly post-punk goodness from a Bay Area outfit with family ties to the Cure.
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supported by 36 fans who also own “Something's Wrong”
Psychedelic Rock reminiscent of early Catherine Wheel and Ride - not a bad thing. Quality musicianship and great use of spoken word sample on You Had It All - possibly Terence McKenna? Update - sample is Alan Watts - thanks to the Angry Arab for putting me right! RIYL Superfjord, Sundial circa 'Other Way Out' and the above.
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