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Released in 2011, GRIMES and D'EON from the same hometown collaborate with each other.

-LTD. BIG LOVE special benefits Officially licensed special acrylic key chain 3.5x3.5mm that is not a key chain made by snapping it on -The world has not yet realized the correctness of GRIMES. 2020's 5th album since 2015's "Art Angels". I can see the future. Why is she giving birth to Elon Musk's child? And why did Elon Musk choose Grimes? This is what geniuses and people with a chosen sense should do in their lives. It is a choice for humanity as a result.In a sense, it goes beyond music and culture, but there is more music and culture than any other industry. is shown. And she doesn't carelessly dabble in the latest rap and electronic stuff. Because there is no future there. From the...

=BACK IN= Newcomer LA's Michael Stasis ‎– RIP III first album from Arbutus in Canada, the birthplace of GRIMES. Dream bed room drag pop directly from ARIEL PINK who is traveling in space.

=BACK IN= France's LAS AVES updated from The DODOZ name. French is synth pop unique to Paris, but GRIMES meets CARLY RAE JEPSEN who blossomed here. "A Change of Heart" is excellent, including the video.

-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...

Luminelle Recordings is a new label started by Chris of the music blog Gorilla vs Bear, which led the music culture scene in the 2010s. The fourth installment is DAS BODY, a quartet of men and women from Oslo, Norway. A band started by teenagers GRIMES and BLOOD ORANGE that doesn't rely only on the 80's feeling of the band, and with a voice full of character, white soul pop has the potential to make a world-famous break anytime with a huge back. All 4 songs by.

The 5th release of Luminelle Recordings, a new label started by Chris of the music blog Gorilla vs Bear, who led the music culture scene in the 2010s, is FADE, a woman from Grand Rapids, Michigan. It's been a long time since music called romance pop appeared, but she is very good at using synths, blending early GRIMES and NEGATIVE GEMINI and not being disgusted even if she went through high school life. All 4 songs called place.

=BACK IN= PIXX, 2017 1st album by Hannah Rodgers, 19 years old signed with 4AD. COCTEAU TWINS seems to have dropped the direct aesthetic to the current and traditional British indie line, but it's an electronic female pop that perfectly targets GRIMES and ST. VINCENT.・I think her approach exploded, but she actually turned into a goddess at the center of the current London indie scene. In addition to being directly connected to guests at HMLTD's live and around SORRY, STONE ROSES seemed to update LUST FOR YOUTH in the 21st century. I know that's what it is, so it's always new because I don't know. A piece that may actually symbolize 2017.

JACKIE MENDOZA from Chula Vista, Calif., living in New York, 2019 1st 12" EP (mini album status). The Mexican blood inherited from her mother is in DIY synth pop that seems to prove that we lived in the 2010s. The roaring Latin sensibility is not found in other romances, and the blue hair is not because of Billie Eilish's world. is Rusty Santos, who worked on PANDA BEAR's latest work "Buoys". Limited to 6 tracks.

Rapper TKAY MAIDZA, born in Zimbabwe and raised in Australia, made her debut at the age of 16. Her debut album in 2016 was a big hit in her home country of Australia, and she quickly established herself as a rapper. As a new self, signed with that 4AD and released in EU and USA (not debuted in Japan due to universal contract in the home country) 12 inch record with all 8 songs. A futuristic jacket that blends the values ​​of GRIMES and SOPHIE, and a perfect LITTLE SIMZ, KALI UCHIS, CHARLI XCX, SOPHIE, etc. at the time of participating in JPEGMAFIA. A limited edition with great power and sense.

YVES TUMOR is amazing. I have been a big supporter of his looks and worldview for a long time, but this album is so amazing that I worry that his character is getting in the way of the reviews. I am so surprised by the album and songs that have reached such an incredible position as music, or rather as rock music (not electronic music). I understand that people who buy as many records as you do, such as cool rock that makes you want to sing, rarely feel that way because they know that there are many better songs that make them feel like they can't sing, but when we come across a song that makes us want to sing, we still find ourselves singing along with our noses bleeding, and two such songs are included in the beginning of this record, ...

=BACK IN= We finally understand why he signed with 4AD at the age of 19. PIXX, 2019 second album by Hannah Rodgers from London. Of course, other than that, there are enough guarantees to the world that she graduated from the art school that produced Adele and Amy Winehouse, but it is very special that she firmly exists in the modern London youth culture scene. (I was surprised) And apparently in this work she will lead it towards the 2020s. If DAVID BOWIE was still alive, he would have knocked out his body and mind with his sound sense that did not rely on the genius Bedream Pop that ARIEL PINK built up and somehow threw it to the other side. How to make the most of the melody and the idea dedicated to it is outrageous. GRIMES is ...

YVES TUMOR is amazing. I have been a big supporter of his looks and worldview for a long time, but this album is so amazing that I worry that his character is getting in the way of the reviews. I am so surprised by the album and songs that have reached such an incredible position as music, or rather as rock music (not electronic music). I know that people who buy records as much as you do rarely think that way, because they know that there are more great songs that make them think "I want to sing" than cool rock songs that make them think "I can't sing," but when we come across a song that makes us want to sing, we end up singing along with our noses bleed, and just having those two songs on this record, "Jackie" and "Crushed Velvet," is...