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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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love, death, dreams, and the sleep between
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supported by 13 fans who also own “I Should Have Known This Was a Stupid Idea”
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UNDER THE BRIDGE 2
by VARIOUS ARTISTS
supported by 12 fans who also own “I Should Have Known This Was a Stupid Idea”
WOW! They hit it out of the park with this compilation! It's so much better than I had imagined!especially love Gentle Spring, Soundwire, Secret Shine, Tufthunter, Hit Parade,Mystic Village... too many to name!
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UNDER THE BRIDGE
by VARIOUS ARTISTS
supported by 11 fans who also own “I Should Have Known This Was a Stupid Idea”
The greatest to ever do it, do it again! Sometimes lush as a warm blanket, sometimes all the angles of a dance party, always suspended in and out of time
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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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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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Heartfelt indie rock from Philadelphia's Buddie wraps the sincerest of sentiments in big, colorful choruses.
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Don'ts and Dos
by The Radio Field
supported by 11 fans who also own “I Should Have Known This Was a Stupid Idea”
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