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What Was That
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BMR's Music of 2025
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Throughout the 90’s, Radiohead rose to fame through their inventive take on alternative rock. The twin releases of The Bends in ‘95 and OK Computer in ‘97 were genre-defining; in each of these albums Radiohead broke apar
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With this newest release, xaviersobased’s ode to the past and vision for the future is in full force. Amidst the tsunami of 808s and rage found in the underground, it is quite the breath of fresh air.
Jim Legxacy: The New David Bowie
Spring 2022: I was in the depths of lockdown only trying to find the most niche music I could listen to, consuming as much music as possible. At that point in time, the only way I did this was to go to a dark and scary p
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Wuthering Heights is an electronic British symphony that suspends time itself in its all-consuming pursuit of romance
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As an up and coming band from Brooklyn, New York, FORAGER bends genres and leans boldly into shifting textures, tension, and a touch of mischief. Collectively, they bring together influences from jazz, rock, Afro-Cuban p
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Miski’s new album lacks some emotional depth and sonic intrigue, assimilating into the general air of indie rock rather than transcending it.
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