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INOHA are Finding Their Feet and Pushing Their Sound Forward.

Following the enormous success of “Seventh Heaven,” the San Antonio four-piece have stopped worrying about reproducing a particular sound and started exploring where their different musical interests might take them. The result is a record that finds plenty of humor in life’s frustrations while opening up new possibilities for the band.

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UNTITLED (HALO), STAR MOLES AND FRANKIE ROSE.

untitled (halo) pull guitar music into unexpected electronic territory, Star Moles find humor and heart in the absurdities of everyday life, and Frankie Rose turns grief and memory into the dark, expansive synth-pop of Hila.

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GOLDIE RETURNS TO THE MUSIC HE HELPED INVENT / DUCTWORK AT SILO / 12.10.26

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YHWH Nailgun, Bright Eyes, Bob Moses, Deerhoof, Peter Bjorn and John and more

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Dezi 5 Brings Soul, Personality and Texas Pride Together.

Dezi 5 draws rock, blues, country and soul into the same conversation on Texas Soul – First Edition, a four-track introduction to the raw, full-band sound of The Tailgaters and an artist finding new freedom in stripping everything back.

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Diary Find Their Own Way Through the Strange and Familiar on Spiral Bound.

New York’s Diary channel The Smiths, Echo & the Bunnymen and the Stone Roses into something distinctly their own on Spiral Bound. Kevin Bendis and Chris Croarkin discuss accidental discoveries and the strange stories behind their debut album.

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King Howe Is Finding Extraordinary Possibilities in the Smallest Musical Moments.

Australian-born, Texas-based Ally Hocking Howe combines jazz improvisation, classical violin and electronic experimentation as King Howe. From the intimate family recordings of “veronica” and “bear” to the maximalist pop of “milo,” she explores collaboration, personal songwriting and the freedom to continually reinvent her music.

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Jack Larkin Wrote the Ending Before He Knew the Story.

Jack Larkin explores the strange business of becoming somebody different on Purkinje Shift, a deeply personal record about identity, memory and changing perspectives, where moments of sudden clarity only seem to reveal how much there is left to understand.

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Justin Strauss and the Art of Staying Curious.

Deep into a remarkable career, the New York DJ, remixer and musician remains as curious about what comes next as anything that came before. With his first solo album, All of the Above, on the horizon, Strauss talks about discovering new music, the changing culture of nightlife and why the excitement has never gone away.

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