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art.dmg recommends:
The Consuming Flame: Open Exercises in Group Form
by Matmos
Every time I listen to this sprawling work, I hear something new. It's dense and beautiful, silly and poignant, with groovy juxtapositions of surprising noise and rhythms likely to induce entrainment.
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Describes Things As They Are
by Beauty Pill
This was my gateway into the world of Beauty Pill. I think they are the finest band our city has produced and each of their uniquely different albums is excellent. This was the one that made me a fan.
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Jane Weaver’s work is uniformly excellent and I’m smitten with her dreamy take on pulsing psychedelia. It’s the perfect blend of proggy retrofuturism and experimental pop.
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When not playing bass in Beliefs, this 23-year-old Toronto resident makes rowdy & roughed-up, dreamy psyche pop.
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