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Aksak Maboul Brussels, Belgium
The seminal, shapeshifting band came back to life after a 30-year gap, and now revolves around founder (& Crammed Discs boss) Marc Hollander & Véronique Vincent who, with a new line-up, have recorded and released an acclaimed brand-new double LP: 'Figures' (2020). AM was founded in 1977 by Hollander with Vincent Kenis, and the band’s first 2 LPs are avant-garde classics. ... more
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Seattle band somesurprises return with lofty, pretty dream pop that recalls the dissonant beauty of Broadcast, Grouper, and MBV.
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Swirling folk-psych improvisations from Glasgow's storied Green Door Studio by songwriter Otis Jordan and friends.
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This debut from the Canadian indie artist features pop, folk, and country influences.
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