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Damp Chill of Life
by NONE
supported by 4 fans who also own “15 Shows in a Cellar - Louis Jucker, Bands and Friends - Live at THBBC / Cully Jazz Festival 2018”
When you enter the blue hell, you are frozen, unable to get out. That ability that this album has to catch you and not let you go is what I applaud the most about this band. One more life experience, but an ordinary experience, an atmospheric and depressing journey, difficult to forget.
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Mountain Moves
by Deerhoof
supported by 4 fans who also own “15 Shows in a Cellar - Louis Jucker, Bands and Friends - Live at THBBC / Cully Jazz Festival 2018”
One of the very few bands that have constantly evolved with musical technology, Deerhoof prove once again their supreme relevancy. MM is a fantastic refresher, bringing in different vocalists and timbres to the usual unformulaic formula. A band who remain in a league of their own...
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Millennials
by Coilguns
supported by 4 fans who also own “15 Shows in a Cellar - Louis Jucker, Bands and Friends - Live at THBBC / Cully Jazz Festival 2018”
i. love. this. record.
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VoyAager
by Aa (BIG A Little a)
Cacophonous mash of noise, electronic sounds and vocals powered by energetic walls of drums. Listen loud, jump often.
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POSTMODERN TRASH
by SARN
Noisy, unsettling experimental pop in turns touching and political. From now until 3/5, 50% of proceeds go to Planned Parenthood/ACLU.
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Sunless
by Floating Room
Portland shoegaze that plays, as the best representatives of the genre do, with huge, hollow atmosphere against intimate observations.
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Autisti
by Autisti [Louis Jucker & Emilie Zoé]
supported by 4 fans who also own “15 Shows in a Cellar - Louis Jucker, Bands and Friends - Live at THBBC / Cully Jazz Festival 2018”
I have been nagged by a hankering for something with sass that doesn’t come off as too terribly full of itself. Thankfully, Autisti hit my sweet spot. By the time this record ran out I wanted more. Of Autisti. Of their songs. The weirdness. Autisti is Swiss, go figure. (September 25, 2017)
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