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Abner Trio Extremely off-kilter indie-pop for fans of shifting time signatures and spoken word wisdom. |
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Child Bite This is disco for the undead: solid, consistently danceable post-post-punk with a brazenly psychotic, progressive edge. |
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The Delicious The Delicious are sarcastic doomsday soothsayers - elegantly constructing ridiculously addictive experimental indie-pop for math-rock enthusiasts, jazz purists, and indie rock-snobs alike. |
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Jookabox Old-time spirituals, folk, punk, chain-gang hymnals, and tribal-trashcan-club music of the future blend into a cohesive and unique synthesis - in an end product which they dub "Jungle Folk." |
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Hermit Thrushes Harsh chords, complex rhythms, strange orchestration and awkward melody interchangeably weave throughout this artful blend of indie rock.. |
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Hi Red Center Hi Red Center are an endearingly odd and distorted version of a barbershop quartet. Academic experimentation and manic soulfulness intertwine with this NYC based group. |
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LAFCADIO Prog and Math rock combine within the boundaries of extreme technical metal. |
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Man at Arms The spastic muttering of a primeval brit-punk record meets the more contemporary arrangements of modern math-rock with this Michigan based guitar/drum duo. |
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Marmoset Dark pop, tumultuous clamor, and epic joyful dirges blend into addictive two-minute melodies that are delicate, restrained, strange and somehow dissociative. |
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Melk the g6-49 All the traditional melodies and musical conventions have been stripped away leaving the bare bones of an epic noise-rock opus. It is relentless, it's loud, it's mathy, it's symphonic without being rigidly structured. |
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Push-Pull Imagine Cream's pop structures arranged for the Mahavishnu Orchestra, probing areas untouched by The Wipers, King Crimson, Big Star, or Shellac. |
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Receptor Sight Receptor Sight has developed as a vehicle to push musical boundaries. The northern California duo creates astonishing soundscapes reminiscent of everything from Can to Sonic Youth, to early Floyd and Coil. |
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Stationary Odyssey A unique and unpredictable blend of noise-rock. Aggressive guitars, atmospheric sounds, electro beats, noise, and pop melodies all find their way into the music of Stationary Odyssey. |
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Valina Euro-math-rock fury for those who appreciate great song writing as much as jaw-dropping technical ability. |
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