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 "One of Manchester’s best-kept secrets"

 A secret that should be blurted out!

48 Chairs' 1983 album 70% Paranoid is a unique and underrated post-punk record blending diverse styles like art punk, minimal wave, and punk-jazz. The album, credited mainly to John Scott, stands out for its originality and DIY spirit. Though mysterious and hard to categorize, it delivers 36 minutes of captivating and unconventional sounds. With fascinating tracks ranging from tribal rhythms to disco and no-wave, it's a treasured hidden gem from Manchester’s music scene. Explore the mystique of 48 Chairs’ 70% Paranoid and dive into this unique post-punk experience today!

 A trio at the peak of their potential, before their premature split with only Chambers continuing with different musicians.

 Don’t let it pass you by!

Moving Targets' first and only album 'Burning in Water' showcases a powerful post-punk trio from Boston with influences ranging from hardcore to progressive punk and classic rock. Despite limited commercial success, their complex and original sound set a high standard in alternative music. Produced by Lou Giordano, the album is a compelling mix of unease, harmonic exploration, and dynamic rhythms. The lineup's chemistry is evident, and their legacy remains influential despite a premature split. Discover the powerful and original sounds of Moving Targets' 'Burning in Water'—a must-listen for post-punk and hardcore fans!

 Everything is essential, nothing is superfluous.

 Listen to this album in the silence of the night or at dawn; a certain contemplation is necessary to fully immerse in its mood.

Simon Linsteadt’s debut self-titled album offers a gentle and intimate folk experience rooted in classic fingerpicking traditions. With delicate vocals and skillful guitar work, it evokes legends like Nick Drake and Elliott Smith without the underlying melancholy. Recorded in a cozy studio in San Francisco, the album’s dreamy and meditative mood invites careful listening, especially at night or dawn. Essential tracks like "Half Moonlit Mood" and "Pine Hill Rd" showcase his understated yet magnetic appeal. Dive into Simon Linsteadt’s tranquil folk album now and experience heartfelt acoustic storytelling.