Pleasantries Chicago, Illinois
Although they claim to be entirely human, Pleasantries’s music is at times as dark as Satan or as lovely as a chorus of angels. Animated videos, boundless guitar shredding, and an effortless fusion of indie rock, symphonic instrumentals, and synthwave grooves meet influences like Jack Stauber, Bill Wurtz and Tally Hall. ... more
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All of the songs feel so distant whenever I'm listening to them, it just feels so... dreamy. I LOVE IT! Sure- some songs I'm not really THAT big of a fan of- but I especially love "The Diverge" for it's slow start and intense buildup, plus the guitar is just so... GOOD for this song. And the lyrics kind of hit home with this one too, though it may not be many lines...
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Heart of Darkness”
rlly fun album! much fun noise!! very edible music!!! i hav it on tape and i am. quite addicted to listening to it. teehee <3 :33 <
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St. Louis DIY stalwarts Shady Bug's latest EP is languid, low-key indie rock that combines warm dream pop tones with alt-rock crunch.
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This cutely named Indianapolis group describe themselves as a band for fans of no wave, video game OSTs, and metal.
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North Carolina group The Cocker Spaniels aim to write songs that “split the difference between Prince and Guided by Voices.”
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Heart of Darkness”
for there first album they kick fucking ass with it the only song i have to complain about is be born besides that everything in this album is gold even released just a friend with it Favorite Track: Spring and a Storm
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