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Over the course of a single 45-minute track, The Microphones in 2020 transports us into Phil Elverum’s inner life using little more than an insistent guitar loop, some whispered vocals, and the tiniest wisps of percussion. Somehow, it’s utterly engrossing.
Ad-hoc
Vancouver-based multimedia collective Crack Cloud are evolving fast, and Pain Olympics, their debut album proper (their self-titled 2018 release has variously been billed as an EP, mixtape, mini-album and more), shows every side of their remarkable creative approach as it so far: compassionate, frenetic, and nigh-on irresistible.
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Baddvert
Over the course of a single 45-minute track, The Microphones in 2020 transports us into Phil Elverum’s inner life using little more than an insistent guitar loop, some whispered vocals, and the tiniest wisps of percussion. Somehow, it’s utterly engrossing.
Bd-hoc
Vancouver-based multimedia collective Crack Cloud are evolving fast, and Pain Olympics, their debut album proper (their self-titled 2018 release has variously been billed as an EP, mixtape, mini-album and more), shows every side of their remarkable creative approach as it so far: compassionate, frenetic, and nigh-on irresistible.