Boduf Songs is the recording name of Matthew Sweet, an English singer-songwriter from Southampton, noted for minimalist, nocturnal home-recorded drone-folk and slowcore since his 2005 debut.

Key verifiable points from reviews: debut in 2005; early work characterised by night-time, solitary home recordings, whispered vocals and sparse guitar; later albums (notably 2012's Burnt Up on Re-Entry) incorporate more electronics and fuller arrangements; described as isolationist, hypnotic and atmospheric.

DeBaser reviews present Boduf Songs (the recording name of Matthew Sweet) as a nocturnal, minimalist project rooted in drone-folk and slowcore. Early records (2005–2008) emphasise solitary home recordings and stark minimalism. Later albums (from 2012) incorporate electronics and fuller arrangements, dividing opinion.

For:Fans of minimalist, nocturnal singer-songwriters; listeners of drone-folk, slowcore, ambient and experimental folk.

 You can walk, or you can listen to “Lion Devours the Sun”; the therapeutic effect is more or less the same: cathartic.

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 Stuff you can’t listen to during the day.

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 Boduf Songs is nothing but the musical alter ego of Matthew Sweet, from Southampton.

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 Up until a couple of albums ago, the Englishman Matthew Sweet was the undisputed champion of the most isolationist expression of independent songwriting.

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