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Separate
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Shocked
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Yoana
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Crown a King
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Speakers
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Experience Machine
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Dad Country
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Transfiguration Church
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Gears
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PSYMON SPINE New York
Fuzing psych pop and post-punk atop a bed of left-field dance grooves, Brooklyn experimental pop outfit Psymon Spine’s music is oozing with approachable melodic hugeness on first contact—but the places they take their songs is truly out there, exploring complicated feelings and catharsis through a singular approach to left-of-center electronic and dance sounds. ... more
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