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fromPitchfork
16 hours ago

Low: I Could Live in Hope

Low, a Duluth-based band with two Mormon members, pioneered slowcore by playing extremely slow, quiet music that sustained sadness and unease without cathartic release.
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fromPitchfork
1 month ago

Dirt Buyer: Dirt Buyer III

Dirt Buyer III channels isolation and childhood angst through an emo–slowcore–folk blend that is cathartic and heaviest at its most powerful, if not original.
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fromSPIN
1 month ago

Blackwater Holylight Explore Darkness on 'Not Here Not Gone' - SPIN

Blackwater Holylight's Not Here Not Gone is a darker, stronger record blending shoegaze, goth, doom, metal, and grunge with sorrowful vocals and expansive, doomy arrangements.
fromPitchfork
2 months ago

Deathcrash Launch New Album Somersaults With Title Track

Deathcrash will release their third album, Somersaults, on February 27. The follow-up to 2023's is the London slowcore band's latest for Untitled (Recs), and they'll celebrate its release with a show in the label's New York hometown, at Night Club 101, on February 26. (Find the rest of the band's tour dates on their website.) Listen to the Somersaults title track below, and scroll down to find the album art and tracklist, which includes the recent single " Triumph."
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fromPitchfork
3 months ago

Peaer Announce First Album Since 2019, Share New Song "Button"

"There are lots of questions in the lyrics, a lot dealing with the idea of: You wanted this, didn't you? What do you do now that you have it? Is it what you expected? There is also a moment of humility towards the end, with the acknowledgement that even if we don't necessarily want to 'work' there is a power in being a part of something larger than yourself."
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fromConsequence
7 months ago

CoSign: Teethe Weren't Supposed to Make It This Far

"Teethe's new album, Magic of the Sale, showcases their signature slowcore sound characterized by a laid-back approach and an unmistakable melancholic tone that resonates deeply."
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