In a shimmering constellation of bedroom-pop brilliance, Shopfires crafts melancholic lo-fi jangle from the industrial UK heartland, while Greg Brady and the Anchors reinvents 'Anzac Pop' with experimental quirk and lucid jangled riffs. No Museums delivers creaking pop and basement rock textures, as The Obscuritans channels Twin Peaks-worthy haunting electronica, and Ford Chastain rounds out the collection with dreamy bedroom summer pop from Oklahoma City.
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The Obscuritans
Hardcover Musing Section
"Depeche Mode meets Phoebe Bridgers on a starry night in Twin Peaks."
Shopfires
We Are Not There But We Are Here
"Melancholic, lo-fi jangle pop from the heart of the industrialized UK"
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Stress Dolls
Close Enough
"A love song about being close to another person, yet it still not feeling like enough - for fans of Jimmy Eat World and Death Cab For Cutie."