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Dawn thru Fog on the Bay
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IMB
04:46
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83
02:26
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75
08:18
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Woven Ocean
02:05
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Belle
09:30
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Bloom
02:07
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76
01:50
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Gymnopédie No. 1
04:17
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44 & 46
03:07
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Beech Tree
02:02
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Wide Out San Francisco, California
slinging spacious sounds
Wide Out releases indie rock / soul as part of their Side series.
For ambient / downtempo, they shift into Something Slow with their Reel series.
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The “grunge soul” artist draws from influences like Nina Simone, Lianne La Havas, and Kurt Cobian on her new project.
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The debut LP from Chicago's Lightleak is taut, carefully composed indie rock that doesn't lose any urgency to its intricate arrangements.
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Utterly bewitching electropop with sublime vocal melodies recall the glorious theatricality of ’80s new wave.
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This debut from the experimental rock and electronic music duo is filled with eclectic sounds and collaborations.
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The project of Josh Rawson from the Felice Brothers, the aptly named Philip Goth delivers haunting, trembling, dark-hued songs.
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Each digital pre-order of the funky “Milk Bred” contains hidden information about the location of the EP’s release party.
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The Bees Knees: A Compilation For Dan
by Various
The proceeds of this extensive compilation of punk and rock go towards the healthcare costs of beloved musician Dan Wild-Beesley.
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