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FRANKIE FLOWERS loses her grip on feverish ‘augusta’
Ontario, Canada artist FRANKIE FLOWERS spirals into obsession and distrust on ‘augusta’, the lead single from forthcoming debut album My Love Is a Dog From…
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Alaina May navigates longing and acceptance on ‘Tourniquet’
Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Alaina May wrestles with the difficult process of letting go on new single ‘Tourniquet’. Written while reflecting on her first year in New…
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Erin Greider finds catharsis on ‘We Could’ve Been Friends’
Los Angeles-based artist Erin Greider surveys the wreckage of a relationship on ‘We Could’ve Been Friends’, the latest track from her forthcoming sophomore album. Rather…
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Terrible Muriel unite the socially awkward on ‘Introverted Weirdo’
Melbourne/Naarm queer feminist trio Terrible Muriel have found an anthem for the socially anxious on ‘Introverted Weirdo’, the fourth and final single from their forthcoming…
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TRACK BY TRACK: Horror Movie by Molly Willis
Molly Willis is a UK-based singer-songwriter who has spent the last six years transforming the madness and isolation of the early 2020s into her dreamy,…
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Horsepower gets caught in a spiral on ‘Do you think you can live without dying every day?’
Brooklyn-based Horsepower, the project of Charlotte Weinman, wrestles with love, mistreatment and dissociation on ‘Do you think you can live without dying every day?’, taken…
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Detalji finds escape on ‘Dancing (With What’s Left)’
Finnish alternative electronic artist Detalji turns a difficult period of anxiety into crystalline synth-pop on ‘Dancing (With What’s Left)’, the latest single from new album…
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Getting To Know… lolitslea
lolitslea doesn’t do subtle. Colourful, loud, electric and unapologetically neon, the pop-punk artist has built a world of blue and green, low-poly video game nostalgia…
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Blu DeTiger struts into her boogie sleaze era on ‘N.Y. Baby’
New Yorker Blu DeTiger embraces the restless energy of her hometown on ‘N.Y. Baby’, the title track from her forthcoming sophomore album, due November 6.…
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Caroline Rose finds humour in the uncomfortable on ‘Calm’ and ‘Hello Again, Jim’
Caroline Rose offers two sardonic takes on people who are anything but what they appear on ‘Calm’ and ‘Hello Again, Jim’, taken from new album…
