The Silence Kit Philadelphia
Philadelphia / NJ Post-punk band
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Fighting Season
by Maps & His Mothball Fleet
Brilliant, multi-layered indie pop with indelible melodies and an intimate, real life concept album that is very affecting and thoroughly colorful.
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Autopilot
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Ottawa duo Paragon Cause craft songs that occupy the space between goth and dream pop, with sublime melodies drifting in guitar haze.
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Altars
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Jangly, hooky post-punk from New Hampshire that strikes that key balance from its '80s forebears of romanticism and gloom.
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Object Permanence
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Post-punk with a surprising R&B influence, Hooper Crescent write songs that pair wry lyrics with sharp, deconstructed riffs.
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The Menace Of Mechanical Music
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Marvelously free-roaming music out of Leeds that makes stops at post-punk, art pop, and even ambient.
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