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AutoTuned vocals, pop-punk riffs, frenetic drum loops, a DJ Sabrina the Teenage DJ collaboration: the Liverpool band do hyperpop-rock right.
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Knotty noise rock is the backdrop for a tale of a shipwrecked sailor who returns home after being lost at sea.
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This debut from the Melbourne-based folk-rock band tackles environmental issues, self-determination, and relationships.
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The Chicago duo's third album unites their respective math rock and dream pop sounds.
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The first album from Dublin trio leans on vintage powerpop influences.
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From Philly comes the sunshiney pop of Canadian Invasion, with Beach Boys harmonies sparkling over lush arrangements.
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