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Songs for Pierre Chuvin
by The Mountain Goats
supported by 8 fans who also own “The Funeral Pudding”
Bought my 1st Mt Goats cassette in 1993?94? from Shrimper -- direct. Best song? "Going To Chino." Been deeply in love w/ Mr. Darnielle since. And this new one's going on my Best of 2020 List. You done the pagans proud, kind sir.
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The Jordan Lake Sessions: Volumes 1 and 2
by The Mountain Goats
supported by 6 fans who also own “The Funeral Pudding”
I'd buy this album 3 times over. It is a comfort. It is a home. It is a sanctum. Physical copy when?
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A Laughing Death in Meatspace
by TFS
supported by 6 fans who also own “The Funeral Pudding”
I'm not sure how TFS managed to make this kind of guitar rock sound fresh again, but maybe it has something to do with the acerbic Aussie wit, perfect for the post-truth era.
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Greatest Hits 1.0 [LP]
by Jo Yonderly
Thumping psychedelic electronic music that conjures multicolored soundscapes, defying convention to deliver a delirious batch of songs.
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Yeah?
by Gaadge
Gaadge, from Pittsburgh, make a weird and noisy style of rock music that crushes genre distinctions into dust.
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there are wolves here
by Good Good Blood
James Smith's latest release as Good Good Blood is a trippy acid-folk soundtrack for uncertain times, interwoven with wonder and longing.
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Purple Mountains
by Purple Mountains
supported by 6 fans who also own “The Funeral Pudding”
David Berman's down-to-earth and reflective, yet at times comedic lyricism was unlike any other artist. Sonically, the indie rock instrumentation blends well with the country-inspired elements to create an album that feels somber yet oddly reassuring. Thank you for the art you left behind, David Berman. RIP.
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