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“a record detailing the journey through some particularly trying times; hope it helps / heals”
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Crank it up and hold on: Mother Raspberry & A.R.C.'s Western Jeff in Tarnation Country takes you on a gold-chasing adventure through musical frontiers years in the making, while Libel's The Accumulation of Things blends danceable synth-pop and guitar theatrics into a genre-bending portrait of modern life. syn.terra's Mellow Evil drags you deep into progressive swamp metal — piano-driven, jazz-inflected, and thick with grinding guitars and ghostly brass. Jonathan Hadley's Somebody Somewhere strips away the masks in an intimate return to self, and Zakalwe rounds things out with droning open tunings and indie folk soundscapes from Belfast.
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“Well, tarnation - It’s Jeff!”
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“Instrumental piano-driven progressive swamp metal.”
