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Ground Opening
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The People Versus Oxford, UK
Haunting Folk Fairytales powered by sheer pop euphoria
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I do not normally cry because of music, or fiction in general. Chords made me cry. Every time I listen to it, it still feels like a warm, tight goodbye hug. But it isn't what convinced me to buy this album, because damn, I knew I would right from the start of Secret Worlds, and knew it ever more at every song. The way the songs here can combine to tell a whole new story, and even reference others from The Horror and the Wild, is just magnificent.
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The Horror and the Wild
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I discovered this band mere weeks ago through pure chance; someone recommended Fair in a discussion about wholesome songs. And it was; love at first listen. YouTube recommended me Battle Cries next, so I gave that a listen too, and the the energy and the overlapping lyrics made me fall in love anew. I bought this album and Ruin less than a day later. Everything TAD have made is true art, different from everything else I've heard.
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I had discovered The Amazing Devil during Covid-19 Lockdown back in Spring 2020. They are so dreamy and witty with their lyrics !!!
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Sparkling and knotty indie rock from this Australian group with interlocking guitars and shifting rhythms.
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The Melbourne singer-songwriter's captivating debut balances dreamy indie folk with driving, emotional rock.
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Would the Light Hold Me
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Celtic-inspired instrumentation, delicate harmonies, and reflective lyrics abound on the sisterly indie-folk duo's debut album.
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Tales To Be Told
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TTBT has some of my favorite songs written by The Mechs. Iphis is my personal favorite due to its ties with Greek Mythology, but it's definitely an album I have on repeat constantly.
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