“Sounds like a deep breath.”
This isn’t a competition. It’s a collaboration.
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FANDCAMP: Kassi Valazza Knows Nothing
“Kassi Valazza's voice is a red-hot nickel ball slowly working its way through a cube of ballistic gelatin. This LP is a gently wound path of close-cosmic-country with a B-side that actually defies gravity. If you thought her first release was a winner, well... engage your core and hang on to your javelinas, she's just done one better”
FANDCAMP: Sees All Knows All
“Imagine a Sun Kil Moon record pressing pause on 'Inherent Vice' to grab another sixer out of the fridge and roll a joint on the back cover of a Bukowski novel.”
FANDCAMP: I, Jonathan
“This is a great entry point into Jonathan's music.”
FANDCAMP: Nothing for Me, Please
“This long awaited, shooting star of an album, has at last dropped into our cosmos and it is pure beauty! Every song demands presence; they conjure and set the soul aflame. Dean's talent, artistry and vulnerability is much needed in this world and his record is a gift to humanity.”
FANDCAMP: DEATHFAME
“Amidst all the chaos Quelle Chris comes through with another weird life-affirming series of beats and observations. QCs great album streak very much intact.”
FANDCAMP: Self Awareness Through Macrame
“Sonny shows us that he can still kick out the classics like the old days while keeping it fresh and fun with lyrics and melodies that are forever getting caught in the folds of your brain. And is there a record with more beautiful cover art released this year? No. No there's not.”
FANDCAMP: Give My Regards To The Dancing Girls
“Bought this sucker out of the blue, not knowing nothing about who it even is. Top notch Pub Rock bard songwriting that makes me wish I was British in the 1970s. LOVE THIS MYSTERIOUS (to me) "BAND"!”
FANDCAMP: This New Century
“Dan Reeder has such a soothing voice… sometimes you don't even realize that he's singing about how his lady won't give him a bj on his birthday or the flaws of a beach ball.”
FANDCAMP: villagers
“Immersed in a sea of musical textures. A million moments realized. Transported.”
FANDCAMP: Too Much to Ask
“cheekface pulling thru once again with a collection of songs that make anxiety, bagels, elections and noodles seem cool af”
FANDCAMP: Could Have Done Anything
“Char's writing here mines memory for the sweetness only reckoning and forgiveness can bring. Her strongest suite to date, she sings with more confidence than ever on themes of certain fallibility and radical acceptance. She conveys courageously the beauty of not knowing what's next or what any of it ought to mean. With every song she sounds grateful for each breath and experience.”