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This Oakland group pulls no punches, serving up a hard-hitting punk album that recalls the blistering brilliance of Refused.
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Garland of Hours
by Garland of Hours
Cellist Amy Domingues' Garland of Hours project combines indie rock, chamber music, and medieval modalities for a uniquely mystical sound.
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Classic emo sing-a-longs trade blows with tormented post-hardcore passages on the Brooklyn outfit's powerful sophomore LP.
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Dissonant punk rock with an undercurrent of jubilance that puts noise and dynamics up front.
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Laurels of the End of History
by Cime
This imaginative release from Monty Cime blends Latin folk music and experimental noise for a sense of surreal nostalgia.
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