The Leaf Library - After The Rain, Strange SeedsLondon quartet The Leaf Library return with their bold new album After The Rain, Strange Seeds, on yellow vinyl, released via Fika A luminous collection of pastoral indiepop, drawing inspiration from suburban isolation, unreliable memories and the surreality of the weather. Their most immediate and melodic work to date, the richly evocative songs brim with chiming guitars, buzzing organs and warm, dulcet strings, evoking Yo La Tengos more

Dorothy had been playing music for decades

Michael Drummer (the drummer) and CAMERA surprise us once more on “Prosthuman” as they reinvent and reformulate their sound without sacrificing the project’s identity which has matured over the past decade

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two albums made with musical and production help from Swedish post-rock/folk trio Tape

it delivers 12 songs that are more muscular

Tyler imbues the work with just enough of an edge to let the rhythms and progressions work on their own

His solo works allow him free reign to follow various classic and sideways pop rainbows to their illogical conclusions

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disconnected streams of consciousness and lines liberally taken from books

to the simmering menace of their latest material

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