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This Week’s Top 11 Playlist: 08 July 2016

July 8, 2016 Alan Cross 0 Comments Black Mountain, Coatlangers, FEA, Liz Stringer, Moulettes, Pixi-Visionary, Provincial Archive, SOLIDS, Steel Cranes, The Cult, Touche Amore

After going through several hundred new releases over the past week, here are the eleven that tweaked my interest the

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More Music From The Inbox 1 Jun 2016: Sunface, The Cult of Dom Keller, Liz Stringer and More!

June 1, 2016May 31, 2016 Larry Lootsteen 0 Comments Dogbreth, Liz Stringer, More Music From The Inbox, Stewart Harding, Sunface, The Cult of Dom Keller, Unlocking the Truth

Artist: Sunface, “Melt” Album: Sunface Great atmosphere from this Trash side project. Sounds like: Some beautiful shoegaziness Link/Listen/Watch: Artist: The

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