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Dream pop jammers that skip from psych to alternative to indie pop and back again.
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Whip smart songwriting fuels the new record from Fake Palms, which errs on the side of melody and features a host of Toronto music buds.
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And Those Who Were Seen Dancing
by Tess Parks
Tess Parks returns with a record of fuzzed out neo-psychedelia full of sugary melodies that drone and hypnotize.
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Music For 18 Magicians
by Karass
Tacoma's Karass whittled these bleak dream-pop gems from free-form jams, and the rhythms that rattle through them have a live energy.
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With cameos from major players from the Toronto indie music scene, Breeze's “Only Up” is a playful mix of shoegaze, Britpop, and disco.
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Dreamy vocals, pulsing rhythms, and eerie synths come together to create luxe but ominous atmospheres on the latest from Toronto's Praises.
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This Toronto group's sound unabashedly hearkens back to the bouncy indiepop of the Darling Buds and the Primitives.
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