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2022 is the miraculous second album by KAMIKAZE PALM TREE, a duo led by Dylan Hadley, the drummer of Tim Presley's White Fence and Cate Le Bon. You might think that they are influenced by avant-garde and junk from the 80s and 90s, and even more so by the late 2000s USA experimental lineage, but the reason they have a completely different appeal from self-satisfied alternative bands around the world is that they follow their predecessors while building their art, "similar but completely different." This album is as nice as if the early 80s Belgian bands Factory Benelux and Crammed Disc had backed up post-punk and Cate Le Bon.

-LTD. MILKY CLEAR VINYL- Kakusei MARIKA HACKMAN. With the current UK guitar band BIG MOON as the backing band, GRIMES led the feminist indie stars for a while, and the current top CHRISTINE & THE QUEEN, and the ongoing PHOEBE. A cover album by MARIKA HACKMAN, who will soon become a solitary existence like artists such as BRIDGERS. Starting with RADIOHEAD's "You Never Wash Up After Yourself", ELLIOT SMITH's "Between The Bars", EDITH FROST's "Temporary Loan", MUNA's "Pink Light", BEYONCE's "All Night". It's outstanding, but the SHINS's "Phantom Limb", AIR's "Playground Love", GRIMES's "Realiti", SHARON VAN ETTEN's "Jupiter 4", and AVVAYS's "In Undertow" alone are perfect listeners. Moreover, a cover ful...

=BACK IN= -LTD.RED VINYL- South London's PHOBOPHOBES by former members of London scene boss The FAT WHITE FAMILY and its direct MEATRAFFLE. 2021 2nd album. THE CRAMPS Meets BIRTHDAY PARTY Meets pub-going hooligans, men, and dandyism Of course, The FAT WHITE FAMILY modern Downer British Underground Rock (as it will be called 30 years later) All 11 peaks song.

The 2024 work by TRENTEMOLLER, a leading Danish electronic artist, features the Icelandic female singer DISA, and is a place that everyone can't miss, with synths, post-punk spirits, and dreams. However, he uses his inquisitiveness for new music and his sense of constantly updating to create a synth dream that M83 could not reach, even though the times are different. I cried over the 10 songs that 4AD, who seem to float between The CURE and DAUGHTER, really wanted to release.