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Sasha Ilyukevich & The Highly Skilled Migrants London, UK
London-based Belarusian troubadour Sasha Ilyukevich and his British band ‘The Highly Skilled Migrants’ create an incomparable brew of post punk electric energy and topical lyricism. Ilyukevich sings in Russian, his vocals swoop from soft whispered melodies to raucous screams, defying language barriers to deliver songs that are uplifting, intelligent, macabre, romantic and melancholic. ... more
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Liminal Fields
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Hypnotic and texturally dense post-punk wound around elemental grooves from Vulture Feather, featuring members of Wilderness.
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This post-punk Philadelphia duo tackle gender dysphoria, transitioning, and anxiety on their debut album.
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Only Lovers Left Alive (single)
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Taleen Kali's latest single harkens back to the sweet garage pop sound of Dum Dum Girls and Frankie Rose and the Outs.
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