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Recent Reassuring/Consoling Releases
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A track-by-track re-recording of 2017's World Be Gone by Andy Bell and the seven-piece chamber ensemble Echo Collective. -
An all-covers set that creatively reshapes R&B hits and deep classics of the '80s and early '90s.
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Songwriter Greta Kline delivers another set of disarming indie pop gems on the project's Sub Pop debut and first release as a band.
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The band's second album takes on politics and growing up in a series of glam rockers, prom ballads, and midtempo indie pop gems.
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A standout release for Deep Throat Choir, while it sits as an interesting and pleasant sideline in the SMD canon.
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Shimmering, synth-washed debut from the California pop singer with an honest, sex-positive perspective.
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After putting out a ukulele album in response to the 2016 election, the singer/songwriter draws on '60s sunshine pop.
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The North Carolina five-piece impresses on their major-label debut with exuberant indie pop led by the syllable-dense observations of Sam Melo.
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Andrews establishes herself as a melancholy reflector of the common man with soulful Americana on her sixth album and Fat Possum debut.
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Born from improvisation, the Detroit indie rock band's Woodsist debut is a stripped-down, languid affair suited for warm summer evenings.
