DARWIN Santa Rosa, California
Darwin, immerses listeners with ethereal introspection & haunting vocals with his genre-bending ‘So Few Comets’, a sonic voyage that crosses boundaries between nostalgia and the future. It is a personal and evocative array of stunning electronically-driven arrangements that are complimented with a visual art projection that reflects the sign of our times and reminds us that beauty is rare. ... more
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by David J (official)
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This is one album I wish I would have never bought. Usually, I listen to everything I can before ordering. This one I did not, and it was a mistake. Absolute rubbish.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Don't Tell a Soul”
I bought the 12 inch single for Bela Lugosi’s Dead at Fred’s records in St. John’s, Newfoundland in the eighties and it remained a treasured item in my collection until it was lost, left behind, stolen, loaned out, whatever. I accepted that that item was lost to time and likely irreplaceable. Hence my utter shock to see that I will once again hear this evocative masterwork on vinyl along with an extra three tracks. I recall Boys was included on the B-side of that long list single. Thank you!
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Oracle Of The Horizontal
by Duende with David J
supported by 4 fans who also own “Don't Tell a Soul”
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Roby weaves in pop, ambient, and alternative folk on her sophomore album.
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Fall Into Me EP
by Social Union
Dark and gothy synthpop from a New Zealand duo.
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Quickies
by The Magnetic Fields
The band's latest project includes twenty-eight new short songs that clock-in at no longer than just under three minutes.
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Something Borrowed
by The Singularity Music
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