Devendra Banhart Los Angeles, California
Singer/songwriter, poet, artist and actor who was born in Houston, TX, and moved with his mother to her native Caracas, Venezuela. The family relocated to Los Angeles during his teenage years; it was there that he learned to speak English, skateboard, and play music. Banhart first began to perform in public while attending the San Francisco Art Institute. Flying Wig - out September 22. ... more
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this album is the justification for the hundreds of hours this year alone i have put into listening to albums. this record has so much versatility, it could be very legitimately used as background noise, or it could be a full-blown story that takes you down many winding paths of tension and emotion. the only difference between these two scenarios is whatever you wanted this album to be. if you havent already, please let this be the reason that you check this album out :3
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A genuinely stunning album. It begs, almost demands, to be heard in its entirety. There's a cumulative effect that's hard to explain – an induced nostalgia for a time and place that never really was, a heartache for a person who only ever existed in a dream. It's a masterpiece.
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The album cover was my initial template to make my own poster work. Khruangbin, known by how Laura plays bass, has been a ecstatic series of flights they have taken me throughout my late 20s.
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Passing Place
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Indie rock from Columbus that boasts sugar-sweet vocals swimming in thick rivers of guitar.
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A Light for Attracting Attention
by The Smile
supported by 36 fans who also own “Rise From Your Wave”
The freedom of sound and songwriting, detached from radiohead and listeners' expectations that haunt the band, really shines here. Technical and super interesting instrumentation plus a more intimate soundscape makes this one of the strongest projects from Thom Yorke (and of course Greenwood and Skinner) imo.
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