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Four indie-pop reflections on growth and loss from the Australian singer-songwriter, sustained by robust pianos and fervent vocals.
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Cold Dark Nights
by Sam Phillips
Sam Phillips’s 2009 Christmas album gets expanded and remastered, its unadorned songs the perfect antidote to saccharine holiday tunes.
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With their blend of playfulness and graduate-level instrumentation, Dorcha deftly prove that improvisational zeal and conservatory-level precision aren't mutually exclusive.
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The Compartmentalization of Decay
by Kira McSpice
Eerie, gothy, and ominous, the new LP from Kira McSpice is spookily engaging.
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Riveting and hypnotic, “Exit Simulation” has the same sense of mystery as the best trip-hop, topped with ghostly vocal melodies.
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Stripped-back songs built around haunting minor-key melodies, with suitably skeletal piano or guitar backdrops.
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This debut from the Canadian indie artist features pop, folk, and country influences.
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