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Tampa
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Duplex
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Postcard
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Waterworks
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Driftwood Fire
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The Bridge
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Service Merchandise
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Cheap Dreams
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Nobody Loves You
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Dunes
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Song To Ruin
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Small Black Brooklyn, New York
Josh Kolenik (keys, vocals), Ryan Heyner (guitar, keys, vocals), Juan Pieczanski (bass, guitar) and Jeff Curtin (drums) have been recording, writing, and often living together, throughout the 10 years of Small Black, establishing a closeness that has allowed them to achieve easy creativity and deep collaboration. Their new record Cheap Dreams is out 4/9 on 100% Electronica ... more
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by George Clanton
100% Electronica
by George Clanton
supported by 64 fans who also own “Cheap Dreams”
I remember stumbling upon Bleed and Never Late Again on Spotify one day and thinking this guy's music was great although a little strange. Here I am over a year later absolutely obsessed with it. A masterpiece of an album.
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Purple Noon
by Washed Out
supported by 60 fans who also own “Cheap Dreams”
what it would sound like if a fog machine made music
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Sleep While You Can
by Blue Canopy
From Portland, Oregon, Blue Canopy write radiant guitar pop that eases its way into soft, sparkling choruses.
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Original Obligations
by Brocade West
Brocade West explore woozy, minimalist electronic music on their latest outing, writing songs dotted with constellation-like synths.
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Stray Fantasies
by Mint Julep
Mint Julep make dreamy, '80s-inspired synth-pop, with earnest melodies wrapped in candy-floss production.
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George Clanton & Nick Hexum
by George Clanton & Nick Hexum
supported by 50 fans who also own “Cheap Dreams”
Released during the summer we never got, but made for every summer till the end of time. This self-titled meeting of the minds was something we didn't know we needed until we got it. The combination of Nick Hexum's vocal work & guitar riffs, along with George Clanton's production, makes a whole project that is nothing short of sonically infectious.
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