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Weed - Thousand Pounds* - Running Back (Lefse)
Touching God - An Absolute at Large* - Touching God (Independent)
Advertisement - Lash Burn* - Advertisement (Independent)
Dri Heiv - Last Gen* - Place to Live (Independent)
Conduct - Another Measure* - Fear and Desire (Public Tone)
Little Junior - Prime* - Hi (Royal Mountain)
Beach Body - Connor Bought a Van* - Plain Life EP (Independent)
Woolworm - Deserve to Die* - Deserve to Die (Mint)
Showing posts with label An Ant and an Atom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label An Ant and an Atom. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 18, 2018
Thursday, August 11, 2016
Indie Band Round Up for August 2016
Focusing on some great new electronic artists this time around
An Ant and an Atom
An Ant and an Atom are an expansive, droning electronic project from Lethbridge, AB. They've been around for about three years. They're recorded music for art installations and produce their own visual art too. Their latest is a sprawling 25 minute pieces called "Entropy"
Villas
An electro-pop duo from Toronto, Villas just released a 5 song EP called Medicine this past spring. They sound a lot like Metric with a more electronic focus.
Icicle
Montreal's Icicle already have three albums under their name. Like their band's name, the music they create is cold and distant, evoking sparse electro-pop soundscapes.
An Ant and an Atom
An Ant and an Atom are an expansive, droning electronic project from Lethbridge, AB. They've been around for about three years. They're recorded music for art installations and produce their own visual art too. Their latest is a sprawling 25 minute pieces called "Entropy"
Villas
An electro-pop duo from Toronto, Villas just released a 5 song EP called Medicine this past spring. They sound a lot like Metric with a more electronic focus.
Icicle
Montreal's Icicle already have three albums under their name. Like their band's name, the music they create is cold and distant, evoking sparse electro-pop soundscapes.
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