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An Introduction.
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Disappear.
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This Night...
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Talk (Talk Talk)
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Stay.
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Scented Candles.
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On A Night Time Flight
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The Fountainesse Boston, Massachusetts
the Fountainesse is a one-manned project. The brainchild of half a lifetime, scouring the world for great music - it is equally a desire to play the music that we can't hear yet. With a bombastic knack for mazes of tongue in cheek lyrics nestled safely over the rocky symbiosis that makes a tidy vessel to provide the advice and details of the journey we all need on our trips around the sun. ... more
The Fountainesse recommends:
The Wilderness
by Explosions in the Sky
The whole instrumental aspect, building and rebuilding tension results in a catharsis few bands can beat, even with words.
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The lyrical intensity and screaming guitar tones mix with aggressive, yet smart jazzy chords equating in a symbolic excitation of melody and speed inciting an emotional response rarely found.
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Swim Until You Can't See Land
by Frightened Rabbit
Frightened Rabbit exult a melodramatic yet catchy exploration of the perils of dating, drinking and being in a band. Their tongue-in-cheek lyrics have always driven me to the pen, myself.
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Trying is all we ever can do.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Apr 19, 2024
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Too Many People
by San Kazakgascar
Eclecticism is the key to the latest from this Sacramento group, which spans psych, folk, indie, & more.
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Interstitial
by Oh No Noh + Jenny Berger Myhre + F.S.Blumm
Free-flowing, loosely structured songs that borrow lightly from jazz and ambient but expand in directions all their own.
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