Tundra Toddler Northampton, Massachusetts
Tundra Toddler is a splattered smear of chaotic electronics and tense, stormy pop sludge. He uses this idiosyncratic sonic backdrop to explore his obsessions of failing health, addiction, grief, and rape culture.
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A bizarre intersection of Tangerine Dream's horror soundtrack work, mangled 80s sonics, beats that are as much dirty south as they are Tubeway Army, and... Garrison Keillor. Total. Kindred. Spirit.
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How to make nu-gaze/shoegaze that doesn't sound like it was made by a 20-year old who just saw Twin Peaks for the first time on Netflix. Arresting.
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girl friend forever
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Through waves of cannabis smoke, this painfully awkward, staggeringly pretty record plays out like a dreamy Todd Solondz film. <3
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A lot of when I was listening to this Carpenteresque (John, not Karen) synth album, I was walking through a dimly lit parking garage and, quite frankly, if I was a director writing a scene of someone walking through a parking garage near the old railroad tracks right before something horrific happens, I think this would be the sort of soundtrack I would want. Moody and eerie.
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My Body Dissolves as I Watch and Dissolve
by Burial Grid
supported by 5 fans who also own “Smoking Citadels”
With a battery of top-shelf synths, Burial Grid takes five formidable tracks of hypnotic lyricism to evoke the possible sensations felt as the mind decays in death. A profound darksynth concept record.
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The Italian label Raw Culture is a force to be reckoned with & this album is proof of its powers, packed with subterranean industrial heat.
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