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Toronto artist Jonathan Relph works through depression on this bleak and beautiful album, half dream-pop and half ambient.
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It's Okay To Be Comfortable
by Serialism
Effects-laden instrumentals touching on everything from shoegaze to surf, multitracked the old-fashioned way with no digital editing.
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The expansive electronic songs on “Canary” reflect both a sense of unease about the world’s future and finding hope to carry on.
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Athletics EP
by Sebastian Reynolds
A joyous celebration of athleticism and achievement via bright electronica and pulsing synths—no loneliness for this long distance runner.
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The Universe Remembers
by Sebastian Reynolds
Sink into these plush electronic songs that pull from both neo-classical and ambient to create music that’s galaxy-wide and gripping.
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Get fully dosed with swirly, layered psychedelic rock reliably soaked in reverb. Pure fun!
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Doomy, expansive shoegaze from Dead Swords, the songs on “Enders” alternately pummel and soar.
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