Drifting through the dream pop cosmos: danila kozyrev's wraith delivers a jangly, cacophonous rush of melody and psychedelic production, while Yama Uba's Horizon explores ethereal, dreamlike soundscapes alongside bass-pumping dance tracks, grappling with the deceptively simple act of being. som som's safe space offers lo-fi but lush introspection about reclaiming your voice and submitting to the unknown, and Static Club brings hazy vocals and chorus-drenched guitars recorded on glorious 4-track cassette from rainy Aberdeen. SMIC rounds things out with a quiet, heavy alt-indie meditation on survival and finding solid ground after the dust settles.
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“Dreamy noise pop for rainy days.”
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“an immersive psychedelic shoegaze album with ethereal soundscapes and inventive songcraft.”
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“Haunting, emotive vocals float over an undulating bed of dreamy and ethereal ambience and laid back beats in this track about acceptance of the unknown.”
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“a jangly cacophonous mess of an album bustling with melody and psychedelic production.”
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“'Weight of Ease', the 2nd single off of SLEEP CLUB's upcoming debut album, reflects on the cost of a frictionless life, where everything is too easy, and life slowly slips away.”
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“A slow, atmospheric alt-indie track about survival, finding clarity, and finally touching down on solid ground.”
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“lo-fi but lush introspective indie about coming to terms with yourself”
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“bedroom pop/post punk from Montreal, QC”
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“Post punk/New wave from Montreal, QC.”
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“The party was real. So was the emptiness afterwards.”