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The Rom Rebellion
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The Milkman
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Rain in the Morning
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Run Leroy Run
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Angelique
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Rise of the Sapiens
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The Crooked Fiddle Band Sydney, Australia
The sound we love is dark and often driving, but also writhing and ecstatic.
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Some of the best post-rock comes from our hometown and our latest fave is SEIMS' dense and expressive math-jazz-post-everything album.
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None But a Pure Heart Can Sing
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So Hideous make the kind of heavy music we love - genuinely metal, explosively heart felt, but tempered with some epic string/orchestral elements along the way.
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Emma is an old friend and a world-class songwriter. This deserves to be on huge festival stages, despite it's strengths of intimacy and introspectiveness.
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Hashshashin's music is a bold fusion of sound and style, excitingly blending power with finesse to create sounds from another world. Urgent compositions possessing thunderous speed are swiftly countered by moody passages where darkness lies – each track attracts with unique attributes.
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The Raging Wrath Of The Easter Bunny Demo
by Mr. Bungle
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Quite a departure from the wild territories they ventured into with their major label releases. So far, the greatest thrash metal I've heard released in the 2020's. Plus, it's not everyday you hear Rhea Perlman on a metal record.
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Back in the HCA
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A lost gem from the ’70s London underground that blends psychedelia, jazz, folk, and blues.
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