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Reptile Music Cologne, Germany
Indie label, pr & event agency focused on Post Punk, New Wave, Synthwave, Shoegaze, Dream Pop...
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Infrarouge
by Minuit Machine
supported by 4 fans who also own “Telephone (Priest Remix)”
I simply love this voice, this music, the emotions. This is modern electronic darkwave synth with a perfect retro touch. Try "Empty Shell" to get addicted.
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The Pageantry of Loneliness
by L'Avenir
supported by 4 fans who also own “Telephone (Priest Remix)”
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Acts of Worship LP
by ACTORS
supported by 4 fans who also own “Telephone (Priest Remix)”
From the first viewing of the video and hearing 'Love U More, I had to get this album! Now, I can't stop playing it! I can dance to this all night! Amazing album. Other track of particular note is 'Strangers' but all of this is pure genious. Throbbing bass and haunting guitar with perfect vocals... What more could you ask for?
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Strawberry Feels
by Subsonic Eye
The latest from Singapore’s Subsonic Eye is a gorgeous slice of sunny dreampop, with sparkling guitars & bright melodies.
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Sweetie [LP]
by Steve Buscemi's Dreamy Eyes
Scandinavian scene standouts Steve Buscemi's Dreamy Eyes make dynamic, catchy, melancholic indie pop.
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The Lost Frequency
by Palm Ghosts
This Nashville group draws on the classic sound of ’80s goth and gloom pop to create swirling songs with stately keys and haunting melodies.
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Zerfall
by box and the twins
supported by 4 fans who also own “Telephone (Priest Remix)”
Listening to this entire album feels like a surreal dream, especially the aptly titled second track, with the first track serving as a prelude.
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