Julia Holter Los Angeles, California
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An unnerving sense of impending despair and fear pervades this album's immense scope. When experienced in sequence from the beginning, one cannot help but feel it.
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Paradise Valley
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supported by 10 fans who also own “Ekstasis”
Music doesn't get much more beautiful then pieces like headache.
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Movement
by Holly Herndon
supported by 10 fans who also own “Ekstasis”
I'm new to Holly Herndon's music,so these are initial observations: her music feels very human although it is laptop generated...about the human condition,about using technology to express humanity (the track 'breathe' is a perfect example).There is a cerebral quality too (I feel a strong sense of composition here:thought-through work where conscious decisions have been made).I don't know why,but her music reminds me a lot of Meredith Monk (not stylistically but in approach,perhaps).I know a new album is imminent,so this represents where Holly Herndon was (not is now) but I think she is in for the long haul and that her musical world will forever advance and bring technology closer to humanity.
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Fruit (EP)
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The UK act Sharky writes drifting, dreamlike songs that stretch gentle, upper-register vocals over a bed of gurgling synths.
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Hip Happiness
by The Plastic Shoelaces
Two tracks of amazing jangle pop that are instantly recognizable as the work of Sacramento indie legend Scott Miller.
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Rage In Peace
by Prince Rama
Brooklyn art-poppers bid farewell with three cerebral bangers that treat the inevitable end as a vehicle for dance-ready catharsis.
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If you're not afraid, I'm not afraid
by Queen of Jeans
The Philadelphia band expand their sonic palette into arena-sized, anthemic pop.
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