In a shimmer of twelve-string sunlight: Shopfires crafts melancholic lo-fi beauty from industrial landscapes, while Victims of the New Math channels Bay Area bedroom-pop through hissing jangled introspection. i wanna b a truck driver authentically embodies Glasgow's twee traditions, as AM Shanley masterfully blends burnished lo-fi with Americana charm. Greg Brady and the Anchors redefines 'Anzac Pop' with experimental quirk, while Joe Armstrong weaves psyche-rock and college rock into winsome singer-songwriter gold.
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Reasons You Can Understand
"There is every reason to give up (and hold on). The late Steven 'Jesse' Bernstein's poem, as imagined in musical form."
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AM Shanley
American Vanilla
"Burnished, lo-fi jangle-rock has never felt quite so naturally vital as it does in the hands of AM Shanley."
Victims of the New Math
Victims of the New Math (Extended edition / double album)
"'Open Highway', serves as a perfect illustration of the recent journey jangle-pop has taken along the lo-fi road increasingly travelled"