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Always finding albums like this that I wish I discovered years ago. Love, love, love this, from the simple arrangements to the Bond theme and screams of 'I know the end'.
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This might be the tightest "indie garage pop-tending-rock" album I know of. Arrangements are top notch. Correcting a glaring omission in my collection here by buying the Beths albums while it's still _just_ NZ Music Month! What an opening track! Jump Rope Gazers and Don't Go Away - instrumentation is outstanding on both tracks - tough choice, any one makes for a worthy choice as fave track.
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Future Me Hates Me
by The Beths
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Current me is slightly miffed at past me for having been so dismissive of the first Beths track I was introduced to: "Whatever" I think it was being slammed everywhere - and my response to that track was in keeping with the title... I shoulda given them a chance. As someone keen on more than a couple of Flying Nun luminaries, I submit their work is so much better than that early radio single. "You Wouldn't Like Me". Soo catchy. Uptown Girl, is bangin', makes me wanna drink the whole town dry!
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A punk band from Prince Edward Island styling themselves "the screamo Softies" blend Cap'n Jazz with Tiger Trap.
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Bluest Year
by Girl and Her Bad Mood
Girl and Her Bad Mood are a dreampop band from Indonesia who excel at nestling heartbreakingly beautiful melodies amidst silvery guitars.
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Ruah - Smothered And Covered
by Ruah
BLIGHT. Records head Benjamin Schurr's latest gloom-pop outing as Ruah shows the project's growth. Sales benefit Planned Parenthood.
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Expert In A Dying Field
by The Beths
supported by 75 fans who also own “Hologram”
So Kiwi it hurts. In a fantastic, life-affirming, charming, self-deprecating manner, replete with self-aware ironic smile tugging at the corner of the mouth. I love the timing & key changes. Top notch indie jangly guitar-pop tending rock. Hooked. "I Want to Listen" , and "Change in the Weather" Liz channels Anna Burch and manages to upstage her. I'm off to mix some drinks with my messages, then I might pin some hopes to the wrong pincushion! ❤
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