No Museums Edmonton, Alberta
No Museums: A homemade hybrid of creaking pop and basement rock, using an array of textural devices and hummed
noise.
Echo boxes, delay pedals, soft distortion dynamics and guitars with buzzing strings. There is drift and there is direction. Enjoys the sounds of The Fall, Guided By Voices, Velvet Underground, Wedding Present, Television Personalities.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “The Rails”
An incredible Artist, Singer Song Writer and Composer. One of my favorite artist of this generation. Would recommend her Music to anyone.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “The Rails”
This is first album in a long time I've bought before even listening to the whole thing. Front to back, this is great for those cloudy autumn days.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “The Rails”
"…I first stumbled into Emma Kupa via Mammoth Penguins and with a solo album in the works, this 6-track EP is a good a place as any to start... wry, semi-autobiographical and heartfelt melancholic lyrics pair perfectly alongside gentle indie-folk hued feet-tapping melodies and Emma's home-spun vocals.... throw in added banjo and what's not to like? Not so much a record as a chat with a long-lost friend holed up in a cosy snug…" https://reclaimingthecolonies-onestateatatime.blogspot.com
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On “Somersault,” the Brooklyn band add shading and nuance to their melancholy guitar pop.
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And so sinks the sun on a burning sea
by Misophone
The UK-based alternative band's compilation of previously released songs is available for the first time on vinyl.
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Korean artist Jay Knife uses ukelele, vocal loops, and an iPad to translate her personal experiences into honest, heartfelt pop music.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “The Rails”
Wonderful track....if this is anything to go by the album will be great
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