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This is a gorgeous album. Totally now, while reminiscent of the best pop from decades past. Beautiful echoes of St Etienne, Broadcast, Cocteau, Dubstar. Within a pop realm it holds a timeless quality, with its dreamy lo-fi pallet of sounds, infectious bass and drums, and compelling vocals. Each piece creates a world to inhabit. For me these worlds are tinged with a sort of nostalgia for a time that never really was, though they are not limited to this. I return to this album again and again.
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supported by 17 fans who also own “the fateful exposition of captain socko”
Love the fresh take on psych-rock on this record and if you've seen them live you know Lake Ruth is I-T it. Good shit!
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The Inconsolable Jean-Claude
by Lake Ruth
supported by 12 fans who also own “the fateful exposition of captain socko”
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A collab between Jill O’Sullivan, Peter Kelly, and Andy Monaghan of Frightened Rabbit, “This Rock” is moody indie at its best.
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The Austin band’s fourth album feels like the bleeding edge of a breakthrough, a country-rock dream machine somewhere between a jolt and a drift.
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Midday Prayers
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Self-described "prayer-psychedelia collective" from New Zealand stack kaleidoscopic riffs and slack grooves into tripped-out praise music.
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Extended Leave / Strange Interiors
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