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Mercy Choir
Mercy Choir is the musical project of Paul Belbusti, a person from the New Haven, Connecticut area of the United States of America.
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I'm a Boy
by Lys Guillorn & Her Band
supported by 7 fans who also own “Do You Know What I Mean?”
This new EP hasn’t left my car since I got it. This is so right for this moment in so many ways, starting with the title song. It’s hard to improve on The ‘Oo but this version hits the right balance between homage and innovation. The guitar sound offers a jangly mid-60s authenticity but the sweeter backing vocals reveal a complexity to the gender confusion that makes it feel entirely up to date... [read the rest at https://grahamwynd.wordpress.com/2017/03/24/lys-guillorn-her-band-im-a-boy-ep/]
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Do You Know What I Mean?”
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Chipped Fingernails / The River Wants to Turn Me Around (Split Single)
by Lys Guillorn / Julie Beman
supported by 5 fans who also own “Do You Know What I Mean?”
Lys Guillorn is a really interesting songwriter who paints memorable images within her lyrics.
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Cannibal House Rules
by Jonathan Something
Synthwave-y songs from Jonathan Something that embrace electropop and New Romantic and exude low-lit charm.
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Outlandish Poetica
by Jonathan Something
An almost anti-blues/anti-rock style that masters classic sounds while mocking the industry’s perceived seriousness.
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The new EP from Anastasia Coope flutters and floats like a distant mirage, its ghostly songs eerie and hypnotic.
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ctverses benefit compilation vol. 1
by ctverses
supported by 5 fans who also own “Do You Know What I Mean?”
There is a lot to hear here and unsurprisingly it's a mixed bag, but Passing Strange's stunning arrangement of "Tourniquet" blows me away. They make it sound like it was ALWAYS a piano ballad, and their contribution was to rock it up with lively drums.
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