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Poster Boy Toronto, Ontario
“soundtrack to a hell scene”
~ BuzzLA
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"a deeply personal reflection that speaks to a narrative rarely explored in music."
~ happymag.tv
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"corrosively entropic electronica that crushes hard"
~ buffablog.com
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"pop from a dark future."
~ silentshout.ca
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Better Use of Leisure Time
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Artful outsider post-pop with a lot of noise and a touch of jangle from one of Denver’s most forward-thinking musical projects.
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Oh Uncertainty! A Universe Despairs
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The mysterious masked group Blood Cultures returns with a record of bubbling, tuneful synthpop.
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Spanish group Pumuky's latest EP gets the remix treatment from friends like Xiu Xiu and Jimmy Tamborello from The Postal Service.
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Where I'm Matt LP
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On a laid-back solo debut, Matt Lamkin, formerly of San Diego’s The Soft Pack, augments hooky melodies with far out sounds & clever lyrics.
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Swan song from Denver post-punk group Homebody is predictably cracked up, noisy, and darkly cynical.
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