New series where we are recommending 7 cassette releases to buy. Various labels, various genres. No words, just music released…
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Series where we are recommending 7 cassette releases to buy. Various labels, various genres. No words, just music released on…
New series where we are recommending 7 cassette releases to buy. Various labels, various genres. No words, just music released…
New series where we are recommending 7 cassette releases to buy. Various labels, various genres. No words, just music released…
We are starting new series where we will recommend 7 cassette releases to buy. Various labels, various genres. No words,…
Yutaka Hirasaka is a special discovery from Tokyo. Having previously worked with labels such as Orikami Records and Memoir Music,…
If you haven’t listened to Merce Lemon, you’re totally missing out! This Pittsburgh musician is one of the most promising…
Today in cassette labels you gotta check out~ Emerging out of the bubbling indie music scene in China is Beijing’s…
Wood Chickens “Well Done!” (Personal Militia Records) Wood Chickens’ “Well Done!”, their follow-up to 2017’s “Countrycide”, is a continuation of…
The first thing an astute observer might notice about Brundlefly’s “Demo CD-R” cassette is that it’s a cassette, and not…
The first cassette to come from queer, women, and non-binary focused label Grimalkin Records is certainly a strong first step…
Mount Vision by Emily A. Sprague Do you ever miss the feeling of wandering through forests you’ve never been in…
Failure to Slide by The Zells released via Crafted Sounds The Zells are a five-piece garage rock outfit from Pittsburgh.…
Welcome to our first ever edition of Hot Tapes, where each week we bring you up-to-date on some newly released…
Panacea for Lightweights is the most recent release from Leaaves. Released way back in January of this year, the album…
Pamcy Fernandez is a rising name in the underground Filipino electronic music scene. From the looping cowbell to its mesmerizing…
Eerie Summer’s 2015 LP, “the way i don’t understand anything anymore” lives up to the band’s name. A dream-pop album…
this album starts off with the song “shadow”. its very catchy intro and keyboard bits throughout the song will get…