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I’ve loved Aaron Powell’s solo project for a few years now - Dragonchaser and Captain are two incredible records which both grabbed me initially - and the further I delve into his back catalogue I still find amazing gems like this lofi slowcore piece.
Oct 2, 2024
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This kid (they’re literally 17) supported my gig last night and they’re so talented. They self-produced and released this record last year and it’s brilliant. For fans of Elliot Smith and Alex G.
Mar 22, 2024
oh boy is this a good one. been on repeat for the last little bit it makes me feel so warm and cozy inside 😊🌟🫎 idk what mic or what effect or whatever he’s using for his voice but golly gee… so crisp so nice. i can feel every instrument deep in my bonesssss and his melodies are probably my favourite ever. yeah. it’s awesome. i will admit that last track being 20 minutes long catches me off guard every time but i listened to it all the way through one time and it‘s magical 🦟 however i don’t think there’s enough adderall in the world that could get me to listen to it in its entirety again
Nov 22, 2024
my friend recommended his song “Carthage” to me a couple years ago and since then, his name’s been on my radar but i never really took the time to properly dive into his discography until tonight. the weather getting cooler here has me craving the lush and warm sonic landscape of guitar music and this album is just what i’ve been looking for. it’s some of the most magical music i’ve heard in a long time…
i also recommend wholeheartedly thanking your friends for music recommendations that you really resonate with, even if you listen to it years after they recommend it, and even if thanking them sounds or seems sappy. recommending music is such a special and sacred thing and i always like to hear when someone connects with something i‘ve sent them, whether i talk to this person every day or once every few years. sharing music is choosing to love and we should spread that love all around, all the time <3
Sep 6, 2024
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Journaling without any kind of reflection or inciting experience leads to a kind of external rumination where you go over the same issues plaguing you day after day. Try journaling after meditating, exercise, or after going out with friends. The insights you collect in those experiences are more likely to stick and be integrated when you put them on paper.
Oct 1, 2024
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I discovered this song on one of the saddest spring nights of my life and let it play as I tried to go to sleep. For some reason it always makes me think of extremely bright moonlight on oak trees. Principal songwriter Rick Alverson went on to direct The Comedy with Tim Heidecker and Entertainment with Gregg Turkington.
Oct 2, 2024