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Home Studio Stories: exciting!!excellent!!
Jasmine McElroy makes music as exciting!!excellent!!, a one-woman, one-Game Boy act.
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Caper In The Castro: The First Queer Video Game
Believe it or not, the first gay video game was released way back in 1989 - it was called Caper In The Castro, a point-and-click adventure mystery set in the Castro District of San Francisco.
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Atlas & Oracle – Sad Songs With Happy Endings + Time Machine
Atlas & Oracle are here to remind you that ska is alive and well with their dual albums - Sad Songs With Happy Endings and Time Machine.
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Superdestroyer – SoakedInSynth.zip
SoakedInSynth.Zip with Superdestroyer. Superdestroyer is the solo project of the anonymous Ohio-based musician.
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Home Studio Stories: How I Became Invisible
Emily Reed (How I Became Invisible, Take Today, Danger Club, Robots and Racecars) chatted about her experience self-recording music.
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Home Studio Stories: Jodaki
Jodaki (aka Joon Daniele Kim) talks about Jodaki (The Mixed Album) and making DIY music.
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Home Studio Stories: devəlmāˈker
Doug McCarthy (devəlmāˈker) talks DIY setups and emo folk.
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Home Studio Stories: The City View
The City View, aka Ian Anderson, crafts vast electronic soundscapes from the comfort of his own bedroom. The music he creates envelops you – it’s the sort of thing you could put on while driving alone late at night, rain blearing your windshield and refracting the streetlights.
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Oldphone – Not Anymore.
On Not Anymore., Oldphone uses "HyperEmo" to explore the emotions that linger within us for years, and the process of unearthing those feelings so that you can move on with your life.
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Frog – GROG
There’s a curious atmosphere present on GROG, the latest album from New York’s Frog.
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enchanted forest – Semele’s Tryst
enchanted forest use Semele’s Tryst as a kind of fertile creative ground for different compositional modes of their colorful synthesizer and sample based electronic music.
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Lauren Bousfield – Salesforce
"The harrowing realism of her observations is not from a position of hopeless detachment or fatalism...the urgency of her music is from a place of deep emotional investment in the state of the world."