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Album Review: Lola Consuelos – Sorry, it’s all about me EP
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Eliza Noxon – “You”: Grief as Inescapable Loop
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Ocean TisdOcean Tisdall – “Jealous”: The Dog That Stayed at the Grave
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KRAMON – “Change” (feat. Meredith Adelaide & Josh Kramon): Accepting the Inevitable Without Understanding It
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Peter Litvin – “Okay Alright”: Shrugging Through the Chaos
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Bad Self Portraits – “I Think I’m Going to Hell”: Omaha Quartet Transforms Single Peanut Into Profound Religious Reckoning
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Ginger Winn – “Circling Squares”: Mathematical Romance and Geometric Wandering
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Aidan Leclaire – “Break”: DIY Isolation and Mental Health Inventory
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Jimmy Stanfield – “Maybe I’m Doing Something Right by Me”: Self-Production and Financial Liberation
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Nikita – “No One’s Gonna”: The Archaeology of Perfect Moments
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William Hinson – “Self Destruct”: The Democracy of Controlled Demolition
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Color Palette – “Nights Alone”: The Insomnia of the Disconnected Heart
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Talking Nerves – “These Cold Days”: The Paradox of Productive Paralysis
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Eva James – “You’re The Worst”: The Calculus of Repeated Failure
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Candy Moore – “What It Is”: The Reverence of the Unremarkable
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Marni – “Bee Stings”: The Physics of Panic
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Fernando Motta – “Especial”: The Democracy of Disappointment
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Smokey Brights – “All In Who You Know”: Small Acts of Economic Rebellion
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Lael Summer’s “I Need A Man”: Posthumous Defiance Through Disco Revival
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Air Quotes’ “Pieces of You”: Orchestral Love in Odd Time
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Night Talks – “Gasoline” Review: Los Angeles Accepts Its Own Electric Fury
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Manual Labor Blues: Trevor Sensor’s “The Farm” Examines Vocational Purgatory
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Exit Strategies: Lisa Crawley’s “Call It a Night” Redefines Surrender as Strength
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Belle Shea Confronts Friendship’s Fade in the Cutting “Sundance Kid”
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Anxiety Attack Finds Power in Empty Rooms on “So Lie to Me”
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Memory Land Transforms Ghosting into Gothic Poetry
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Natural Transformations: Royce Leon Chronicles Change Through Folk Tradition
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Suburban Satire and Sweet Poison: Ben Newgard’s “Mind Eraser”
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Very Busy People – “Pale Blue Dot”: An Echo in the Void
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Joytrip – “Slush”: Seeds of Hope Bursting Through Snow