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The Photocopies Michigan
Unapologetically old-school #indiepop in a mid-80s-to-early-90s vein, made without secret plans to fill stadiums (ugh). Think lo-fi #c86 #twee #postpunk #janglepop etc. Originally from London.
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You Know You're Burning Someone
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supported by 11 fans who also own “Don't Call Him Your Boyfriend”
Me & Magdalena has always been a favourite RPP cover for me. Evocative of a dusty road movie, with distant state lines, sunsets, canyons and oceans; a glorious song about love, memories, loss, regrets and the tantalising, unknown possibilities and pleasures of the future. And I love the LDR cover, too! A sensual, fabulous collection of covers. Thanks, Glenn.
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Dust in the Path of Love
by The Reds, Pinks & Purples
supported by 11 fans who also own “Don't Call Him Your Boyfriend”
I desperately needed something intoxicating and cathartic and this is just what the doctor ordered. Catchy melodies slathered deep in fuzz.
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Uncommon Weather
by The Reds, Pinks & Purples
supported by 10 fans who also own “Don't Call Him Your Boyfriend”
Very difficult to choose a favourite track! An amazing band, amazing sound
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IV
by Letting Up Despite Great Faults
On their latest LP, the Austin group peel away the synth and distortion to highlight the jangly melodies at the core of their songs.
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Exposure & Response
by Mo Troper
On “Exposure & Response,” Troper writes the kind of songs that would have filled stadiums in a bygone era.
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Giddy and rambunctious, these three songs sound like the soundtrack to the world’s most hyperactive 8-bit game.
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Slow Torture of an Hourly Wage
by The Reds, Pinks & Purples
supported by 10 fans who also own “Don't Call Him Your Boyfriend”
Nice single. Favorite track is "Seems Like We're Always Starting Over" for the snappy snare!
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