Quiet Giant recommends:
Sophomore release from Violent Mae. Poignant songwriting, stunning vocals with a strong Buckley influence, and enduring melodies. Two-piece from CT that's making some of our favorite songs right now.
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Indie pop rock from New Haven, with clever lyrics and melodies that nestle inside your head / heart. Perfect summer soundtrack.
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Garage rock from New London. Packs a punch and takes some unexpectedly beautiful turns. Between the power and the melodies, we could listen to Fatal Film all day.
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Conditional Things
by daniprobably
supported by 7 fans who also own “High / Mighty”
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ctverses benefit compilation vol. 1
by ctverses
supported by 5 fans who also own “High / Mighty”
There is a lot to hear here and unsurprisingly it's a mixed bag, but Passing Strange's stunning arrangement of "Tourniquet" blows me away. They make it sound like it was ALWAYS a piano ballad, and their contribution was to rock it up with lively drums.
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Max Goldstein makes "acoustic" music that is a unique mix of guitar, experimental electronics, and percussion. Make indie rock weird again.
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