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World's Greatest Actor
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Velvet Jam
04:11
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Girls Are Out To Get Me
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Wrapped In Plastic
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Pocketful Of Sand
08:09
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Door On The Floor
03:07
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Transitions
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Clocks Of Destruction
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The New Tigers Turku, Finland
The New Tigers is a fuzzy pop group from Finland. The band was founded in 2006 in order to play noisy yet melodic freewheeling pop music. Some people have described the band's sound similar to Yo La Tengo, Jonathan Richman and Teenage Fanclub, yet in the same sentence underlined the band's quirky originality. ... more
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Just beautiful guitars that are reminiscent of the Cure wrapped in a delightful dreamwave blanket with high energy and yearning in the lead singer's voice. Just a massive fan of this album!
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Affection
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Well... Like some people here, I never really liked that song! However, this is *so* much better than the original, for all the reasons already listed by deluded_marxist! The depth of feelings here, especially from the vocals but also the slow music, really is on a whole other level! Thanks to Tara Tantrum for taking me here! Highly recommended!!!
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I Wish You Could See Yourself Right Now
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The aptly named Gentle Organisms specialize in quietly radiant songs centered on tender melodies.
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Knotty alt-rock with corkscrewing guitars and steely vocals on an album that packs a punch.
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Bright, gorgeous, bashing songs from these Belgian shoegazers that never lose track of melody amidst the waves of distortion.
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One of those bands you get annoyed with yourself for not finding sooner. Mind-melting psych rock. Likely in among some of the best I've heard, all these crazy melodies and wacky instrumental chunks, set up in vignettes... proggy and non-traditional, serene and pummeling. I must have needed this right now, so I guess you could say this was worth the wait. It's a little bit like a vacation into the fuzzy, nebula-colored realms of your brain, and you didn't even have to eat anything fungal.
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