Jordan Reyne Karlsruhe, Germany
Known recently as the Resident Evil 7 vocalist (trailer track, "Go Tell Aunt Rhody"), Jordan is described by New Zealand's National Radio as the pioneer of a new sound, Jordan's music is a blend of irish/ celtic rock, steam-era machine noise, and Grimms fairytale-eske lyrics. Imagine PJ Harvey trapped in the workhouses of Industrial Revolution era England, with only Nine Inch Nails for company. ... more
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Lost Wages
by The Whiskey Priest
More than just great americana, Whiskey Preist add a dash of shoegaze and psychadelia to make a sound that is quite unique and engaging.
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Anachrony In The UK: LIVE IN LONDON
by The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing
Floor stompingly raucous and energetic. If you ever wondered what murderous pirates from tales of old would sound like in musical form – I am fairly sure this is it!
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Songs For The Broken Ones
by The Eden House
supported by 37 fans who also own “Bridge to Tarabitha”
feelgood, rond, nondescript, heel goed uitgevoerd. zo'n standaard rockplaat die je nooit ziet.
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supported by 31 fans who also own “Bridge to Tarabitha”
I'm at a lack of words when it comes to expressing my love for this album. It's a masterpiece by every means of the word. Each song flows beautifully into the next, the lyrics are absolutely mystifying, as well as the voices that sing them, the instruments create a symbiotic marvel to listen to. All of these factors together make for a astronomical listening experience.
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Nowhere Near The Sky
by The Jordan
Former Caro Emerald vocalist Caroline Van der Leeuw swaps jazz and swing for trip-hop and folktronic on her debut LP under The Jordan.
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Tunng Presents...DEAD CLUB
by tunng
The new Tuung album is a timely set of moody folktronica meditations examining death and grief, accompanied by a podcast on the same themes.
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