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Both a continuation and extension of this artist's previous offerings.
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Marked by moments of near-inexpressible brilliance.
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An interesting, occasionally profound experimental collection from the Oregon artist.
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The Swedish singer’s third set feels like a fresh start.
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A fine offering of upbeat and punchy electro-pop.
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Another album to treasure from the Norwegian performer.
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Her debut’s been a long time coming, but these 10 tracks have been worth the wait.
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Glimmers with subtle brilliance all the way through.
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Another start-to-finish showcase of rare genius.
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A debut ripe with fine, dynamic pop tunes.
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A compact and incredibly gratifying introduction to a new lo-fi talent.
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A tremendously adventurous, genre-smashing debut from the London trio.
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Indie-folk types recorded live at the now-closed London venue.
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This is a voice which yearns and needs to be heard – and it warrants it, too.
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A succinct and sumptuous debut LP from the rising Brooklyn quartet.
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The Leeds trio get better while somehow staying the same on album two.
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The electro-pop Londoners score as many hits as misses on their debut.
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A darker tone permeates the young folk singer’s second album.
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Newcomers are encouraged to indulge in these both cheerful and sullen tunes.
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Raucous bursts perfectly counteract the band’s measured, intentional breaks.
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An artist for whom more praise needs to be sung.
