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A Creepy Reality
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Leaves in Waves
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Forward to the End
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Breaking Hearts
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Summer of Dragonflies
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Some Kind of Escape Plan
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Flow On, River
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Never Mind
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Pressure
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Heavy Heart of Stone
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Social Justice Warrior
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A Montreal Paul Burlington, Vermont
A Montreal Paul writes songs that skirt the borderline between dreamy art and harsh reality. Although the first couple of albums are more on psychedelic side of alternative rock, more recent albums tend to be more on the acoustic side, although there has been some experimentation with dance beats. ... more
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Krista Muir, also known as Lederhosen Lucil, has a way with keyboards. On this album she creates ethereal textures over which she sings dreamily, then takes you by surprise with some catchy pop hooks.
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Northeast Southwest
by Corey Gulkin (previously Corinna Rose)
With this record Rose's music has taken a turn toward beautiful chamber pop with rich arrangements and lovely singing that finally moves into hoe-down mode for the final track, "So it Goes".
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When not playing bass in Beliefs, this 23-year-old Toronto resident makes rowdy & roughed-up, dreamy psyche pop.
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Worldwide Weather
by Joe Woodham
Warm synths, tape loops, kosmiche guitar, and folk melodies meet in a record that explores the relationship of the moon to the tides.
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