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The High Dials Montréal, Québec
The High Dials are an indie pop band from Montreal.
While their melodic sensibility, harmonies and jangling
guitars owe an obvious debt to the 60s and power pop groups, they also draw upon shoegaze, new wave and folk sounds to create rich and varied albums. Their most recent album “Primitive Feelings” is a predatory summer mix of lo-fi grooves, acid rock guitars and razor-sharp humour.
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Sphaera
by Tinsoldierman (Trevor Anderson)
Draws on John Barry, Hammer films, old sci-fi/erotiica and first-wave electronica of bands like Tangerine Dream and Pink Floyd to create a unique psychedelic space opera about the heavenly bodies.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Can You Hear The Bells?”
Sloan breaks absolutely NO new ground on their newest record. And I couldn't care less. Because when the songs are this good, nothing else matters. This kicks ass.
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Back Into The Dream
by Elephant Stone
supported by 5 fans who also own “Can You Hear The Bells?”
Love all the songs! Elephant Stone is love, magic and healing and Back Into The Dream heals my soul with so much love and happiness. Thank you Elephant Stone for making my life more beautiful :)
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Can You Hear The Bells?”
This has become my song of the year. Perfect pop
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Strange Paradise
by Sarah La Puerta
A nostalgic record full of ambling rhythms, vivid imagery, and cotton-soft melodies tapped out on an ever-present ’70s synth-organ hybrid.
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Glowing Red On The Shore EP
by The fin.
Smart breezy indie-pop from Kobe, Japan. Sophisticated tunes with neat guitar work and dreamy vocals.
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