Marissa Nadler
Sacred Bones Records and Bella Union Records.
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After listening to just the first song, I knew I had to buy this. It’s absolutely epic! My favorites are out of existence and ancestral recall.
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Birth of Violence
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Stunning album where everything just works. Chelsea sounds amazing as always, the production fits the songs perfectly and the powerful cover art completes the package.
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On Dark Horses
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Darkhorse is an absolutely amazing song. The instrumentals are so beautiful. And your voice just pierces my soul so deep. I've been listening to the lost highways version for maybe a year, and I didn't realize it for a while, but Emma is easily in my top most very favorite newer music. I live in a little mountain town in Idaho, perhaps no one else here has heard you. But you have a huge fan in me. That includes everything I've heard, from acoustic to doom metal. Thank you soooo much <3
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Trophic Asynchrony
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A fascinating electronic exploration of nature, boasting prismatic songs that radiate color and light.
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Honey Badger
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With their blend of playfulness and graduate-level instrumentation, Dorcha deftly prove that improvisational zeal and conservatory-level precision aren't mutually exclusive.
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Hiss Spun
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This album gurns and churns with the dense, atmospheric power of an angel wrestling the forces of hell. Wolfe's voice is an ethereal swirl, but it can cut like a blade. Her guitar, meanwhile, is a reaper's scythe, and with it, she flails like a Balrog summoned deep and raging from the bowels of Middle Earth. It's an album of dreams and nightmares, a sludge-gaze torrent of painful questions hurled into the void. A brave, bold and empowering listen.
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