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Wolfredt Tallinn, Estonia
Wolfredt, based in Tallinn, Estonia, started as a one-man-bedroom-project, but has now grown into the four-piece post-rock/instrumental outfit, often described as melodic, emotional, loud and powerful.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “The Forgotten Man (Live At Rude Rats)”
Oh,the bass driven fury! A four piece band that makes music that is original, powerful and most important of all catchy as hell. There is a thread of sadness that permeates the entire LP, culminating in the track VALUES that is absolutely brilliant. Mostly instrumental with a few vocal tracks, this LP leaves most others in the DUST!
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supported by 6 fans who also own “The Forgotten Man (Live At Rude Rats)”
Just gave the vinyl a spin and I just wanted to thank the powers that be for pressing this release. It’s beautiful and an absolute classic, start to finish. My most played release on Spotify for the last handful of years, and now I have it in my physical collection. 💚
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All is Violent, All is Bright
by GOD IS AN ASTRONAUT
supported by 5 fans who also own “The Forgotten Man (Live At Rude Rats)”
"All is Violent, All is Bright" by God is an Astronaut is a post-rock excellence. Swirling guitars, dark wave nostalgia, and energetic rhythms make it a versatile, amazing experience. The talented musicians and impeccable recording/mastering ensure it's a must-try! My favorite track is the 10th. When everything dies.
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Underwater Over There
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This Tulsa group's shimmering, classic dream pop has the sound of iconic touchstones like the Pale Saints and New Order.
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Johnathon Ford goes Britpop on his latest LP.
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