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The latest from Peel Dream Magazine is a conceptual exploration of isolation told via narcotic psych pop inclined towards the whimsical.
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Continue Normal Living
by Absent City
Dreamy, intricate guitar pop from Oakland's Absent City; splashes of accordion, sitar, lap steel, and mandolin add textural richness.
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Foxy Shazam return with a new LP boasting their trademark grandiose arena glam sound.
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Outfitting harmonnic indie rock with elements of folk, surf, and more, this D.C. quartet have a warm, homespun sound that's easy to love.
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Boston post-punk outfit Junk Ranchers broke up in 1986 before this, their debut album, was released; darkly melodic, it's a long-lost gem.
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Philadelphia indie-rockers Field Mouse pile cozy textures and hazy harmonies high on their latest record.
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Welcome to Paradise Lost
by Taraka
A mind-scrambling collection of bratty punk, sun-bleached revivalist surf, and old-school psych ridden hard and put away wet.
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