Five The Hierophant – Apeiron
It’s incredible how an album without any lyrics can paint pictures of ancient civilizations so vividly. How one can experience life and death, nothingness and infinity, through it, sonically.
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!GeRald! – Music for broken elevators
It doesn’t take itself too seriously, but at the same time there isn’t a moment where the silliness overtakes and feels too much. Everything is well balanced, which makes this EP so enjoyable and the perfect “entrée” for the new listeners.
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ТДК/TDK – Nemesta
With “Nemesta” you get to experience a wide range of emotions, even without understanding the lyrics. I can already smell the pretentious suburban middle class /mu/ users claiming it. “So sovietcore”.
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!GeRald! – .The Lost Tapes.
!GeRald! is a class act with a pinch of absurdity, which makes them just my type. Nothing is overdone or blown out of proportion, but it is still in your face.
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Michael Whalen – Imaginary Trains
I suggest taking a break from reality, putting on “Imaginary Trains” and taking an hour or two to drive to some random new place. The pure, nostalgic feeling of the album will keep you company and turn your little journey into a peaceful getaway.
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Empire Bathtub – Looney Moons 3: Return of the Fuh King
Coming back for the third part of Empire Bathtub’s “Looney Moons” series felt like visiting an old friend, listening to some fresh riffs and joking around for about an hour.
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YAWN – Materialism
“Materialism” kept me on my toes from start to finish. I always admire interesting and avant-garde, but well-balanced approaches to metal like this.
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Closure in Moscow – Pink Lemonade
“Pink Lemonade” is this great album, in which with each re-listen you notice new little details. If you need something wacky ala The Mars Volta in your life, don’t hesitate to give it a try!
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Djiin – Meandering Soul
In my eyes “Meandering soul” is a rare gem – surprisingly diverse, yet very coherent and well put together.
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Green Lung – Black Harvest
I can ramble all day long about Green Lung and every little detail I spotted in their outstanding and fresh music, but I like to keep my reviews as short and sweet as possible. You have to check them out yourself. Do it. Join the cult. Join us.
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Hex A.D. – Funeral Tango for Gods & Men
Need something fresh with a pop of nostalgia? Then “Funeral Tango for Gods & Men”, the latest...
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The Sun or the Moon – Cosmic
“Cosmic” is the album I can envision that one pretentious but chill local ex-hippie artist playing on the premiere of their newest surrealist exhibition. If you don’t understand what I mean, you will surely get it after checking it out.
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Michael Whalen – Future Shock
To sum everything up, the album is fantastic, you have to get a taste of that “Future Shock” yourself to truly see the picture I’m trying to paint in this short review!
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Odd Circus – Mantha
Although short, “Mantha” is a fantastic listen, especially for people who struggle to find time for full-length albums but want to immerse themselves in another world!
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Empire Bathtub – 2 Looney 2 Moons
Need something fun? Then take off to an adventure filled with action, comedy and a bit of “robromance” with Empire Bathtub with their second album “2 Looney 2 Moons”!
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Project Mishram – Meso
‘Meso’ is exactly the culturally diverse, weird but not too avant-garde fusion album I’ve been craving for in a while and I can’t wait to hear what more MishraM has to offer. 9/10★
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Five the Hierophant – Through Aureate Void
Get yourself a glass of fine wine, sit back, hit play and immerse yourself in these 50 minutes of aural gloom!
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MEER – Playing House
“Playing House” is coming to kill the winter blues and has all the right tools – catchy hooks, memorable melodies, depth and complexity. Judging by the fact that the first single dates back to 2018 it’s safe to say that this album has been cooking for a while, which has only made it more refined.
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Sólstafir – Endless Twilight of Codependent Love
“Endless Twilight of Codependent Love” has a lot to offer with its diverse composition and heavy everyday societal topics. Even if you don’t understand the lyrics, the instrumental itself will surely make you feel something.
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Green Druid – At the Maw of Ruin
“At the Maw of Ruin” is definitely going in my December playlist, keeping the gloom of 2020 until the end, but in a good way. I highly recommend checking this album out!
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