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The breezy, hooky, and highly literate songs on the latest from Great Pagans recalls ’80s Britpop at its finest.
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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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Endless Space (Between You & I)
by Winter
Samira Winter’s music feels like a mirage unfolding in the distance: wavy synths, drifting vocals, and treasures galore.
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Samira Winter forgoes her dream pop past for K Records-esque lo-fi recordings that foreground her lovelorn lyrics.
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These tracks are straightforward and concise, never relying on gauzy metaphors to complicate her declarations of love.
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Lefse announce the forthcoming LP from a Winnipeg psychedelic-dream pop outfit who promise "a 1-way ticket to make-out city."
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The L.A. DIY mainstay offers a homespun collection of melodic tunes with occasional forays into noisier territory.
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