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1 week ago

Keiji Haino / Shuta Hasunuma: U TA

The key is in isolating the listener: His music can sound apocalyptically desolate, or like being thrown into a whirlwinding cyclone, or like you're staring at an empty sky while taking a long drag of a cigarette. This album feels very different: It's inviting and personal. Especially stirring is "Number," where Haino patiently sings, stretching each phrase across an expanse of glossy, electronic sputters.
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1 month ago

Rochelle Jordan: Through the Wall

Jordan relies on restrained, subtle vocals and curated production blending contemporary pop, Chicago and Detroit house, and UK garage to create polished, seductive dance tracks.
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