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Get Set Go Austin, Texas
Get Set Go is criminally under-appreciated.
However, they still make the best music you've never heard.
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Sebastian, hands down, is one of the most singular and passionate and skilled songwriters I have ever known. Like, if you know me at all, you know that those are the three metrics that matter.
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Eric's music is everything you could ever want from someone that knows all the tiny bits about how music is made and still says, fuck it, I'm making MY music. I have learned so much from him.
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Let the Machines
by John Brownell and his Spare Parts
John's newest record is the only album I have encountered that is trying to grapple with the idea that machines are taking over, and we're pretty okay with that. And that is pretty darn awesome!
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Made of Metal
by Tiny Shiny Robots
supported by 11 fans who also own “Self-Inflicted Wound”
I love how quickly it gets chaotic and they're singing different stuff on top of each other. Great to hear another voice singing with Mike TV. Not even jealous because it's so good and so different than anything else I've heard from him before but equally infectious. Production is top notch too. Love the dueling solos. There's a lot of gotdamn music in here.
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Look Out, Octosquid! Here Comes Crocogator! (Pointless Cryptids Vol.1)
by Eric Lea
supported by 7 fans who also own “Self-Inflicted Wound”
Look Out, Octosquid! Here Comes Crocogator! (Pointless Cryptids Vol.1) is a truly refreshing musical journey. Eric Lea crafts each song to be distinct, showcasing complicated yet catchy melodies. With his classical background (he’s a classically trained viola player), Eric's compositional genius shines through as he plays and sings every thing you hear. The brilliant and often hilarious lyrics elevate this album, making it SOOOOO fun to listen to.
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don't you wish you could forget
by seventh stitch
From London comes this album of arty electronic music with jittery beats and writhing electronics.
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