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 GT Ultra is inspired by the title of the MKULTRA project, drawing more from its aspect related to drugs than the conspiratorial theme.

 It sounds like Talking Heads in 2017, with funk, psychedelia, and punk influences all blended into a modern dance-punk mix.

Guerilla Toss' GT Ultra mixes dance-punk with noise, psychedelia, and post-funk influences, creating a lively and experimental album. Released on DFA Records, the album draws inspirations from the MKULTRA project’s drug aspect and channels a modern yet referential vibe. The band's sound is compared to Talking Heads and Deerhoof but with its own unique danceable edge. The album lasts just under 30 minutes, delivering an intense and chaotic experience. Listen to Guerilla Toss' GT Ultra and experience the thrilling fusion of dance-punk, psychedelia, and noise rock now!

 "Something About Airplanes is pure nineties aesthetic, with a sound representative of their area of origin, that Pacific Northwest that provided many musical gems during those years."

 Ben Gibbard and Chris Walla succeed in rendering delicate the distorted and reverberated textures of their electric guitars, in a manner very similar to their neighbors Built To Spill.

Death Cab for Cutie's 1998 debut album 'Something About Airplanes' showcases a blend of lo-fi indie, pop hints, and post-rock influences. The album’s introspective nature and dreamy melodies reflect the Pacific Northwest sound of the era. Notable for its delicate electric guitar textures and cello accompaniments, it remains an underrated gem worthy of exploration by genre enthusiasts. Dive into Death Cab for Cutie’s nostalgic debut and discover the roots of their indie sound today!

 "The group’s formula is based on fragile melodies and minimal arrangements, all recorded in a lo-fi key."

 "A very delicate tranquility unites the seven tracks, as if they were scattered memories of a distant era."

Movietone's 'Day and Night' offers a distinct sound from their Bristol contemporaries by blending jazz, folk, and slowcore elements. The album features fragile melodies with minimal, lo-fi arrangements and delicate vocals by Kate Wright. Its seven tracks evoke a tranquil, nostalgic atmosphere. The review highlights its divergence from the trip-hop sound of peers and praises the intimate, subtle instrumentation. Listen to Movietone's 'Day and Night' for a serene and nostalgic lo-fi experience today.

 Two electric guitars, that sound acoustic, and two voices that create naïve harmonies, mindful of the artistic legacy of the Marine Girls.

 Fourteen brief diary pages written in a short time, but never in a rush.

The Softies' 1995 album 'It's Love' presents fourteen soft, melancholic twee pop songs characterized by delicate acoustic-style guitars and naive harmonies. The album channels the spirit of Sarah Records and features a lo-fi aesthetic with emotional depth. Despite its simplicity, the music creates an intimate, diary-like atmosphere reflective of tender emotions. Listen to The Softies' 'It's Love' for a tender, lo-fi twee pop experience filled with heartfelt melodies and harmonies.

 “How To Be A Human Being stands as one of the best pop albums of 2016: a colorful, extroverted, frenetic, multiform, crafty album.”

 “The album blends groove, the dance attitude of LCD Soundsystem, samples, well-chosen refrains, electronics, musical use of singing, seeking of an almost kraut and/or math rhythmicity.”

Glass Animals' second album 'How To Be A Human Being' offers a colorful and energetic pop experience with diverse influences. Produced by Paul Epworth, the album balances catchy melodies and intricate rhythms. Highlight tracks explore various themes and styles, from funky basslines to 80s arcade-inspired sounds. Though the latter half is slightly less strong, the album overall stands out as one of 2016's best pop releases. Dive into Glass Animals' 'How To Be A Human Being' and experience one of 2016’s most vibrant and catchy pop albums today!

 Just 20 minutes, 15 tracks in total but difficult to really notice when one ends, and another begins, because we’re too lost in listening (or in our thoughts).

 Don’t worry body, you’re doin’ fine.

Nimbus EP by Jaeden Camstra offers a seamless 20-minute journey through lo-fi instrumental rap. Combining jazz piano, soulful rhythms, and varied samples, the EP creates an immersive and relaxing atmosphere. Perfect for fans of chillout and lounge music, it highlights creative sampling and a cozy production style. Listen to Jaeden Camstra's Nimbus EP now and dive into a soothing lo-fi instrumental rap experience.

 Nothing is new under the sun, says the Bible. Nothing new and neither are you, confirms Legrand in “Majorette.”

 Beach House offers us another work faithful to their musical history, which sees them as the (almost) undisputed heirs of the Cocteau Twins.

Beach House’s sixth album, 'Thank Your Lucky Stars,' stays true to their recognizable dream pop style. The album blends melodic keyboards and guitar with Victoria Legrand’s captivating voice. Notable for a more prominent guitar presence, the album maintains the magic fans appreciate, delivering both familiarity and subtle evolution. It stands as a faithful continuation of the duo's musical journey and a testament to their lasting appeal. Dive into Beach House’s dreamlike world—listen to 'Thank Your Lucky Stars' today and experience their signature sound anew!

 The music of the Chicago quartet is amused and entertaining, without ever bordering on the cloying or the cheesy.

 Simply one of the lightest records, like the head among/in the clouds of the boy on the cover, I’ve had the fortune to listen to.

The Sea and Cake’s self-titled debut album introduces a playful and ironic take on post-rock, blending jazz, tropical marimbas, and melodic grooves. Released in 1994, the album showcases the Chicago quartet’s ability to entertain without becoming cheesy. Highlights include tracks like 'Choice Blanket' and 'Showboat Angel,' which mix groove and catchy melodies. Overall, it’s a light, entertaining, and unique record appreciated for its creativity and subtle humor. Dive into The Sea and Cake’s debut and discover a playful blend of post-rock and jazz-infused melodies today!

 Mahmed's proposal is essentially structured on the use of the guitar: phrases, tempo changes, quick deviations, digressions.

 Ultimately, it is the album that will make you open your ears to a different musical Brazil than what you were used to.

Mahmed's debut album 'Sobre A Vida Em Comunidade' offers a well-crafted post-rock experience rooted in Brazilian culture. The mostly instrumental tracks showcase dynamic rhythms and diverse sonic textures, blending influences from Slint, Tortoise, and Mogwai. The band uses samples, synths, and varied instrumentation to deliver a fresh musical perspective. This album reveals a distinctive side of Brazilian music often overlooked by mainstream audiences. Listen to Mahmed’s innovative post-rock debut and experience a fresh Brazilian soundscape.

 "Capri is sacred. The goal is not to see it, but to feel a certain quality of emotion."

 "Celer’s music is the exact opposite of the concept of ambient-drone as mere sonic escapism; on the contrary, it is a perpetuation of more earthly and layered sounds and atmospheres than ethereal."

Celer's 'Capri' crafts a unique ambient soundscape inspired by the island's winter atmosphere. Far from tourist clichés, it immerses listeners in layered, earthy tones and natural echoes. The music emphasizes emotional depth over clear instrumentation, inviting immersion in an evocative sensory experience. 'Capri' stands as a thoughtful, textured work within ambient drone music. Immerse yourself in Celer's 'Capri' and experience the raw, emotive soundscape of a hidden island winter.