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The Chicago wunderkind's debut album is half lo-fi hip-hop pianos and breakneck drumming, half polished pop songs full of orchestral arrangements and whimsical but melancholic melodies.
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Toise Make Noys
by Uncle Woozee
This wild experimental artist from Chicago uses electric kazoos, tape loops, and more to craft far-out, wonderfully confounding songs.
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Influenced by music of the Pacific Northwest, drowse riffs on detachment, memory and the relationship to "self."
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In The Eyes of God
by August, Yours Truly
A haunting, beautiful, autobiographical record that uses samples of old gospel records to wrestle with faith and unbelief.
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Eyeball Planet
by Mother Iguana
A song cycle about insomnia, “Eyeball Planet” is full of lush, orchestral folk-pop that drifts by like a dream.
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A “dream journey into the maze of emotional consciousness,” this EP offers three richly orchestrated pop numbers.
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Glass Gallery
by Nick Schofield
Using the airy sound of a Prophet-600 synthesizer, Nick Schofield explores the intricate sonics of the built environment on his latest.
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